The Neuroscience Behind The Law Of Attraction | Dr. Tara Swart
Dr. Tara Swart Bieber is a Ph.D neuroscientist and former MD who has worked to examine the many intricacies of the human brain. She is a professor at MIT Sloan, and also an executive advisor, who has improved the minds and behaviors of some of the world’s top business people. She is a best-selling and award winning author, and in her book, ‘The Source’, she has shown the world how the brain can be used to manifest your best life. Tying all these endeavors together is her passion for neuroplasticity: the idea that the human brain—and the behaviors stemming from it—can be molded in a way that boosts a person’s ideal version of what they desire to become.
In this episode you will learn:
- How you can use neuroplasticity to turn negative life events into positive opportunities.
- The importance of mentally rehearsing what you desire.
- Reasons why you should be creating action boards for yourself.
- Why living with true love as your motivator is the most important thing.
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