This podcast reframes bad habits and character flaws as “unwanted house guests” living rent-free in the brain. Drawing from life coaching and neuroscience, it explains that habits are not moral failures but learned neural pathways formed through repetition, stress, and survival patterns. Because the brain is plastic, not fixed, these habits can be changed—not by force or shame, but through calm, strategic eviction. Understanding how the brain seeks efficiency, comfort, and familiarity allows ...
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This podcast reframes bad habits and character flaws as “unwanted house guests” living rent-free in the brain. Drawing from life coaching and neuroscience, it explains that habits are not moral failures but learned neural pathways formed through repetition, stress, and survival patterns. Because the brain is plastic, not fixed, these habits can be changed—not by force or shame, but through calm, strategic eviction. Understanding how the brain seeks efficiency, comfort, and familiarity allows ...
Freedom is a Nervous System Issue! “When the World Hurts: Why Distant Wars Affect Your Body, Mind, and Purpose”
Dr. Fred Clary's Podcast
15 minutes
3 weeks ago
Freedom is a Nervous System Issue! “When the World Hurts: Why Distant Wars Affect Your Body, Mind, and Purpose”
This episode explains why a war thousands of miles away still affects our bodies, minds, and daily functioning. From a chiropractic perspective, the nervous system does not recognize geography—only threat and instability—so ongoing exposure to global conflict increases stress hormones, muscle tension, shallow breathing, poor posture, fatigue, and sleep disturbances. Attempts at indifference often lead not to calm, but to emotional numbing, which can manifest as chronic pain, low energy, and l...
Dr. Fred Clary's Podcast
This podcast reframes bad habits and character flaws as “unwanted house guests” living rent-free in the brain. Drawing from life coaching and neuroscience, it explains that habits are not moral failures but learned neural pathways formed through repetition, stress, and survival patterns. Because the brain is plastic, not fixed, these habits can be changed—not by force or shame, but through calm, strategic eviction. Understanding how the brain seeks efficiency, comfort, and familiarity allows ...
