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Do you know that two distinctly different types of people live amongst us?

No, this is not a difference of race, gender, creed, sexual orientation, or carnivore versus vegan, or Marvel versus DC, or

Star Trek versus Star Wars difference, I'm talking about people who have two wholly different

types of brains.

In Doug Brackman's book, Driven, he separates them into what's called the farmer's brain

and the hunter's brain.

Here's how these two brains diverged.

It can be traced back to the early days of human evolution. These distinct brain types

emerge due to differing survival strategies and environments that our ancestors faced back when.

Let's start with the Hunter's brain, okay?

For the majority of human history,

our ancestors were nomadic hunter-gatherers.

They had to be constantly on the move

following the availability of food and resources.

As a result, the hunter's brain evolved to be highly adaptable, always alert to changes in the

environment, and able to quickly assess risks and opportunities. The characteristics of the

Hunter's brain is adaptability, innovation, risk-taking, curiosity, and spontaneity. All of this can be linked to the survival strategies of early humans.

They needed to be able to think on their feet, respond to sudden threats,

and to seize opportunities to survive in a constantly changing environment.

Does that sound familiar?

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