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"I've Scanned 250,000 Brains" - Here's How Men Really Think & Fall In Love! | Dr. Daniel Amen PT 1 (Fan Fave)

It’s Lisa Bilyeu here with another AMAZING episode of Women of Impact that’s going to blow your mind! Now, today’s guest has scanned over 250,000 brains (and counting) in his career and is considered a cutting-edge, world renowned brain expert – it’s Dr. Daniel Amen. And in this ...  Show more

Lori Gottlieb on How to Rewrite Your Life Story and Radically Transform Your Future

How often have you spent time with people you love only to feel frustrated and misunderstood? As humans we are all so complex in our network of feelings and emotions. Unfortunately, we’ve been raised thinking that negative emotions are bad and should be shunned. Many of us are ba ...  Show more

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