What is going on everybody? Welcome back to the Mind Over Macrows Podcast. As always, I am your

host Mike Milner and today I thought it would be a good time to talk about neurotyping, which is a topic that I used to discuss quite frequently and actually dialed back over the past. would say I don't know maybe a couple years

and there's a reason for that because I have this love hate relationship with

neurotyping I'm gonna explain it's been a while since I've done a full episode on

this particular topic, but it seems that there's still a lot of interest in it and rightfully so

it's a very cool and

powerful concept to understand and especially when you implement it.

But I also want to explain the love-hate relationship and then also elaborate a little bit more on the

neurotyping study that I am getting ready to conduct in January, which has received a ton of interest so far, which was really

actually the catalyst for this episode because I did not expect the overwhelming response for people who are still very, very

interested in neurotyping and understanding the principles and implementing them and seeing what that can do for their results.

So before I get into all of that, of course I have to, not I have to, I want to share the ways that you can continue to help us reach new people and continue to expand the reach of this show.

Now, there's this big Spotify wrapped trend that's been going around and I unfortunately I can tell you I have no clue what my Spotify wrapped situation looks like.

I listen to most of my podcasts on Apple Podcasts,

and so I don't think that it would be very entertaining.

And from a music perspective, I can already tell you I listen to

way more Jay Cole and Kendrick Lamar than any other artist so I have a feeling

that they would be dominating the charts and and that's about as far as it goes.

Anyway, it was cool to see, you know, my name and the show up there with some incredible podcast that I respect very much and that that part is

always humbling it's always cool to see who's listening and the fact that people

spend so much time throughout the year listening to my

rambling nonsense.

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