The biggest prison is in your own mind because in Auschwitz I learned how to really develop more my inner resources.

And the more I suffered, the stronger I became.

A survivor and not a victim.

And it's temporary and I can survive it and here I am telling you never give up

never ever ever ever listen to your enemies you just release them let them go by

just like cars on a highway. Don't let them get to you.

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Today's mastermind episode is a special one. It brings together some of the most powerful insights

from some of the best doctors I've ever had the honor of interviewing. Whether you're here

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Dr. Daniel Aman, the brain health pioneer who scans brains for a living

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