Are you ready to experience your best self in 2012?

You are wired to not only create your habits but also to change your habits.
Neuroscience and Neurogenesis
Perhaps you’ve heard it said before, ‘The only constant in life is change.’ Breakthroughs in neurosciencehave led to a clearer understanding of how your brain holds the answer to changing your habits. The term neural plasticity has emerged to represent the brain’s capacity to change. One such discovery is that we are constantly developing new brain cells through a process called neurogenesis. Not too long ago it was believed that the brain cells you were born with were the only brain cells you were going to get. As you can imagine neurogenesishas significant implications for people with brain conditions as well as anyone seeking to have good brain health into their Golden Years.ur habits.
Neuroscience and Neural Plasticity
According to Norman Doidge, author of The Brain that Changes Itself, a second major finding is that your brain responds plastically to change by reorganizing or rewiring itself. He discovered
the specific factors that cause your brain to rewire itself; how you perceive, think about, feel about, act towards and imagine a desired change. Doidge’s findings challenge the dominantly held view that the functions that make up brain structures are hardwired and thus cannot change.
The discovery that you can rewire your brain is exciting in two ways:
- It provides confidence that change is possible
- It offers direct solutions to capitalize on the plastic nature of the brain to make desired changes last
You have the power to change & thus to be, do and have what you want.
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