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Change Your Brain Every Day

Should You Model Your Behavior After Other People? With Alize Castellanos

Change Your Brain Every Day

Dr Daniel Amen

Health & Fitness, Mental Health

4.72K Ratings

🗓️ 7 August 2019

⏱️ 13 minutes

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Summary

When striving to make improvements in our lives, we tend to look to others for inspiration. But is this a good thing or a bad thing? In the third episode of a series with Change Your Brain, Change Your Grades co-author Alize Castellanos, Dr. Daniel Amen and Tana Amen reveal how modelling behavior from other people can have either positive or negative influence on your life. Alize helps to explain how role models have changed her life.

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0:00.0

Welcome to the Brain Warriors Way Podcast. I'm Dr. Daniel Aeman and I'm Tanna Aeman. In our podcast we provide you with the tools you need to become a warrior for the health of your brain and body.

0:19.0

The Brain Warriors Way podcast is brought to you by Aemon Clinics, where we have been transforming

0:25.5

lives for 30 years, using tools like brain-spect imaging to personalize treatment to your

0:32.0

brain.

0:32.7

For more information,

0:34.1

visit Aaman Clinics.com.

0:35.9

The Brain Warriors Way Podcast is also brought to you

0:38.7

by Brain MD, where we produce the highest quality

0:41.6

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0:44.3

and body. To learn more go to brainMD.com.

0:49.6

Welcome back. We're talking about change your brain, change your grades with the co-author

0:54.8

Alize a Castiano's we are so happy that you are in our lives and that you help me

1:01.4

with this book.

1:02.5

And it's so joyful for me because I realized

1:06.4

when I wrote the first version of it was 1982

1:09.3

and the internet had not been.

1:11.8

Not sort of a big deal. When I was a young psychiatrist I think the

1:19.4

first thing I learned is my patients who were successful because I was an army-trained

1:25.6

psychiatrist I'd seen generals and congressmen and people from the White House because I trained at Walter Reed, which was a really cool place and

1:40.0

the people who are successful versus those who weren't had this one little phrase

1:48.0

The ones who weren't would say it's not my fault. And they blamed other people for how their life turned out. And in one of my earliest books called The Sabotage Factor, I wrote about all the ways we mess

2:08.6

ourselves up from getting what we want.

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