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The Playbook With David Meltzer

The Science of Self-Talk with John Assaraf

The Playbook With David Meltzer

David Meltzer, Entrepreneur.com

Entrepreneurship, Business, Careers

4.61.9K Ratings

🗓️ 10 May 2024

⏱️ 14 minutes

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Summary

In today's episode, I chat with John Assaraf, founder and CEO of NeuroGym, who brings unparalleled insights into the power of the mind. We explore the crucial differences between the brain and the mind, the importance of self-talk, and how our mental habits shape our reality. John shares practical advice on reshaping our mental patterns to enhance joy, happiness, and success in all areas of life. He underscores the potential of mental fitness to strengthen not just our thoughts, but our overall life outcomes, illustrating why the mind is our most potent muscle. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0

This is Entrepreneurs the Playbook, where each week I bring you some of the greatest athletes, celebrities, and entrepreneurs to talk about their personal and professional playbook to success.

0:12.0

It's amazing what the mind can do

0:15.2

when you work it out in the right way.

0:17.2

John Aseroff, welcome to office hours.

0:21.1

My dear friend, it's so great to be with you and everybody else in studio.

0:26.0

Thank you so much.

0:27.0

Let's get to the neurogym.

0:29.0

Why don't people after all these years realize that our minds are truly the same as you have them,

0:37.2

still, X or biceps. We need to continually work them out. The only difference is, I believe, or maybe I'm wrong, the mind, unlike our

0:46.3

biceps, continue to get stronger no matter how old we are, where we've learned about some of the

0:52.4

muscles we have when you get to the

0:54.2

70s and 80s they're just not going to be as strong as our 20s.

0:58.3

Sure I think first we should differentiate mind from brain.

1:07.9

Mind is an activity of the brain, but if we were to consider the brain, I always have my plastic brain near me for, you know, show and tell. Functionally, first and foremost, I think it's important for all

1:16.2

us to understand that every brain functions the same way. Of course, there's anomalies

1:21.8

and disease and things like that, but functionally it all works the same.

1:26.0

And when we realize that every human brain has a hierarchy of how it works,

1:32.0

first problem is most people don't know what that hierarchy is.

1:36.0

And just to be clear,

1:38.0

number one is safety and survival above all else.

1:42.0

Number two is avoidance of any real or imagined

1:46.3

pain or discomfort. Number three, conserve glucose or energy and number four is have fun and gain pleasure.

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