Ep 59 - 75 Year Study on Happiness

Ep 59 - 75 Year Study on Happiness

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Why Your Life Feels Like It’s Passing You By

Have you ever wondered why life seems to move faster the older you get? In this episode, I’ll show you the surprising neuroscience behind why time feels like it slips away, why we’re conditioned to constantly chase the next goal, and how slowing down can help you experience life ...  Show more

Stop Self-Sabotaging Yourself Today

What if the biggest thing holding you back isn’t your circumstances, but the story your brain keeps telling you? In this episode, I’m breaking down the psychology of confirmation bias, showing you how it fuels self-sabotage, shapes your identity, and keeps you trapped in the same ...  Show more

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