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There have been some really, really great interviews lately, including Jordan Harbinger from Art of Charm.

And Max and Kip, who talks about claiming your power, but also claiming your purpose.

An absolutely phenomenal episode that we've had a lot of great feedback from. So joining me today is a guy that I found on YouTube.

And before you write it off, he's a doctor and he's a neuroscientist. So I didn't just find some

like random dude on YouTube and was like,

oh, I'm going to interview that guy. No, I found a guy by the name of Dr. Bo Lotto. And Bo has had a few

mainstage TED talks that have gone pretty viral. He's a globally renowned neuroscientist who

studies human perception. And that's really taking

them well beyond the scientific domain and into fields of education and into arts and a business,

public engagements. And in the broadest sense, is at the core of what Bo does. So whether he's

creating scientific experiments, giving talks, or making

TV programs, it's really about public engagement. So the reason why I wanted to have him on

is for a few reasons. One, I watched a five-minute video that he did talking about perception, talking about how we as human beings

perceived things and how our brains are not structured for change, how our brains are structured

to keep things the way that they are. So any form of change, anything that's uncertain in our lives, uncertainty is a

huge threat to our brain. It codes it, actually it codes it as a threat. And so anytime that we're

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