• #1796 Throwback: Opportunities and the Stress Response

  • Dec 8 2023
  • Length: 36 mins
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#1796 Throwback: Opportunities and the Stress Response

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  • Have you ever had an opportunity that you knew was perfect yet failed or hesitated to act? Why if something or someone can help us progress on our path, we fail to seize it? The answer is…the human being is hardwired for behavior and this behavior is dictated by what is known and familiar anything new will cause the brain to resist. This is the stress response built within each of us dictating our behavior. Once we understand the function and operation of the human being we then can change behavior.

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