
Why Change Is Hard
Your brain craves predictability, resists cognitive effort, and confuses familiarity with safety—all of which make change feel impossible. But with the right strategies, you can teach your brain that new patterns are safe, sustainable, and worth the effort. Here’s how to work with your brain, not against it, to create real transformation.
Can People Actually Change?
Your brain craves predictability, resists cognitive effort, and confuses familiarity with safety—all of which make change feel impChange is not only possible, it’s inevitable. Our brains and bodies are constantly adapting in response to our environment, a process known as neuroplasticity—experiences "mold" the brain by creating new neural connections and pathways, similar to how pressing an object into soft clay leaves an impression. The brain is constantly adapting and changing its structure based on new information and experiences, just like clay can be reshaped.
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Discover the benefits of sober companionship for corporate executives. Learn how a Certified Neuroscience and Recovery Coach can help you achieve sobriety, enhance your leadership skills, and build a fulfilling life in recovery.
George Haymaker - My Story
My journey from anxiety, addiction, and self-discovery and how it led me to become a certified Neuroscience Coach.
How to Help Disruptive Managers Succeed Beyond the Performance Improvement Plan
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