Welcome back to Coach Yourself, the show where you learn to become your own life coach one episode at a time. On this podcast, we unpack the difference between facts and the meaning we assign to them, confirmation bias, fixed and growth mindsets, and how old beliefs can keep us from trying something new.

Hosts Sarah and Jennifer explain:

• How your mindset acts as a mental lens for interpreting life
• Why separating facts from your story can create more awareness
• How thoughts, feelings, actions, and results can reinforce one another
• Why mindset can be learned, and changed, with practice
• Why we reflect on whether a thought is serving us

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Welcome back to Coach Yourself, the show where you learn to become your own life coach one episode at a time. On this podcast, you’ll learn why our brains drive us to seek pleasure, avoid pain, and conserve energy, and how awareness of these instincts can help us make better choices.

Hosts Sarah and Jennifer explain:

• That your brain's primary goal is survival, driven by seeking pleasure, avoiding pain, and conserving energy.
• How the limbic system helps us recognize automatic behaviors.
• Why pain is a signal for danger, but avoiding it excessively can hinder growth
• How emotional pain can be beneficial for personal development.
• Why Awareness of instincts allows us to make conscious choices.
• That the negative reviews impact everyone, regardless of fame, due to our wired negativity bias.

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Welcome to Coach Yourself, the show where you learn to become your own life coach one episode at a time. On this podcast, you’ll learn: You are not your thoughts. Your brain offers up negative thoughts automatically, and you can learn to notice them without believing them.

Hosts Sarah and Jennifer explain why your brain seeks out the negative, how our biology is a part of this process, and how to help separate your sense of self from the things you’re thinking.

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