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Brain Tug-Of-War 💪
Neural Tug-of-War When you entertain a new thought that contradicts an old conclusion, your brain doesn’t just “think”—it defends. The anterior cingulate cortex flags the conflict. The amygdala prepares for “threat.” The prefrontal cortex weighs evidence. Growth begins the moment you pause the reflex to defend the old and choose to examine the new. 👊Help someone gain some of their own mental strength by sharing this list and inviting them to join Mindset Masterclass! Share it out to your other socials: MINDSET MASTERCLASS MEMBERSHIP ALERT ‼️ As an affiliate, you get an honorary monthly fee for any you invite who sign up to Mindset Masterclass. Just copy and forward the link to this post or use the affiliate link in your Mindset Masterclass profile.
Brain Tug-Of-War 💪
3 likes • 21d
Appreciate you breaking it down like this, Dr. Heath. This work is uncomfortable, but it’s building a version of me that’s stronger than anything I thought I had left.
👿EVIL PEOPLE ON PURPOSE?
THEY HURT ME ON PURPOSE THEY DID THIS BECAUSE THEY DON’T LOVE ME We often infer intent to people who do nasty things to us. We convince ourselves they knew better and did evil on purpose. But, that’s a cognitive distortion called mind reading. People actually do wrong things because of misguided reasoning. It makes some kind of twisted sense to them. They listened to the wrong thoughts in their head and those twisted thoughts deafened them to higher, holier thoughts. Has that ever happened to you? Marcus Aurelius (Meditations, Book 2.1): “When you wake up in the morning, tell yourself: The people I deal with today will be meddling, ungrateful, arrogant, dishonest, jealous, and surly… They are like this because they can’t tell good from evil.” People do wrong because they are mistaken in their judgment—not because they consciously choose evil. That’s a Stoic lens. But it’s echoed—almost word for word—in Scripture. ➡️ Jesus, as He’s being crucified, says: “Father, forgive them—they don’t know what they’re doing.” (Luke 23:34) ➡️ Paul, looking back on his violent past, admits: “I was shown mercy because I acted in ignorance and unbelief.” (1 Timothy 1:13) ➡️ Stephen, while being stoned, echoes the same mindset: “Lord, don’t hold this against them.” (Acts 7:60) Here’s the wake up call: In both Stoic thought and Christian wisdom, wrongdoing is most likely from IGNORANCE; (absence of knowledge) misguided cognition—faulty beliefs, mistaken thinking, and chasing false rewards. That doesn’t mean we excuse harm. But it does mean we can understand it—and stop wasting energy on demonizing people who are, most of the time, blinded by the darkness of their own ignorance. 💬 Your turn: Where do you need less condemnation and more cognitive awareness? Where do you need to direct less judgement and more enlightened understanding?
👿EVIL PEOPLE ON PURPOSE?
1 like • Oct 19
when it comes to ppl from my past. I be quick to judge thinkin they knew what they was doin, but really they was just lost like I was. Tryin to have more understanding instead of stayin stuck in blame.
🤔Wisdom for a Peaceful Home
A house is more than walls and a roof—it’s the atmosphere we create within it. Peace isn’t built by chance but by wisdom, understanding, and intentional choices. ✔️ Speak gently—words can calm or ignite. (Prov. 15:1) ✔️ Seek peace and mutual upbuilding. (Rom. 14:19) ✔️ Prioritize quiet harmony over noisy strife. (Prov. 17:1) ✔️ Build with God, or labor in vain. (Ps. 127:1) What’s one way you cultivate peace in your home? #PeacefulHome Know parents who could use more strategies for peace. Invite them to join Mindset Masterclass. Send them your affiliate link.
🤔Wisdom for a Peaceful Home
1 like • Oct 19
peace in my home comes from keepin God first an tryin to talk things out instead of lettin small stuff blow up. not perfect but we gettin there
Procrastination in the Classroom 😳
🚀 Unleash the Power of Procrastination 🚀 Ever believe procrastination is your personal nemesis? You’re not alone! But what if I told you there’s more to it than meets the eye? 💡 New Article Drop: “The Procrastination Paradox: Why We Wait, What It Means, and How to Master It” – now live in our community! Inside, You’ll Discover: • 🔍 Why we procrastinate – the surprising neuroscience behind it. • 💡 The different types of procrastination and how to tell which one is holding you back. • 🧠 Quick, actionable tips to turn procrastination from foe to friend. • 📈 The hidden benefits of procrastination – yes, they exist! Whether you’re putting off tasks because they seem overwhelming, fear failure, or can’t let go of the present moment, this article will help you understand why and show you how to make it work for you. How to Access the Article Ready to dive in? Hop over to the Classroom tab, then click on the Level 1: Awareness Awakeners tab to find the article. There, you’ll also discover more mindset resources, including other articles, audios, and transcripts designed to elevate your thinking and unlock your potential. 👉 REMEMBER: The more you engage in the community, the more you LEVEL UP and unlock new resources. INVITE A FRIEND🤝 Don’t forget to drop a comment below sharing which type of procrastinator you think you are – I’ll be sharing custom tips tailored just for you!
Procrastination in the Classroom 😳
2 likes • Oct 19
I always tell myself I’ll start later then end up stressin last minute. tryin to break that habit
🥼Time for YOUR Relationship Checkup
The Doctor Will See You Now🩺🩻 Good Day ☀️Friends Ever seem like something’s off in your relationships but can’t quite put your finger on it? Often, if we’ll take time to think about it, we may discover it’s not the other person’s fault but our own sabotaging mindset that’s holding us back. I put together a quick list of 7 Relationship-Stunting Habits that could be quietly sabotaging your path to a deeper connection. Take a look, and see if any hit close to home. You’re here in the Masterclass because you’re ready to grow and make changes that matter. This list is a great place to start. Let’s get busy focusing on what matters most🥳 Looking for to your joining me in the community chat. ~ Dr. Heath 🪧 Signs You May Have a Stunted Relationship Mindset 1. You Avoid Taking Ownership 🙉 When things go wrong, do you often shift the blame to your partner instead of reflecting on your role? 2. You Dismiss Feedback🙄 Do you get defensive or shut down when your partner brings up concerns or offers suggestions? 3. You Rely on Fixed Thinking 😠 Are you convinced your way is always right, leaving little room for compromise or collaboration? 4. Your Apologies Lack Action 😴 Do you say sorry but struggle to follow through with meaningful change? 5. Overstep Boundaries💪 Do you ignore or minimize your partner’s requests, assuming they should be flexible or negotiable? 6. You Shift Blame Easily🫵 Do you focus on your partner’s faults in arguments, avoiding accountability for your actions? 🥳BONUS DIAGNOSTIC🩻 7. You Prefer Control Over Partnership✋ Do you find yourself dictating how things should be done instead of working together? Let’s get real and share which symptom we each most need to work on WITHIN OURSELVES this weekend🤔
🥼Time for YOUR Relationship Checkup
1 like • Oct 19
def seen myself in a couple of these. Crazy how easy it is to fall in those habits without even noticing. Appreciate the reminder Dr. Heath
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Ceejay Smith
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My name is CeeJay. I’m focused on rebuilding my life and career with integrity and discipline. My family motivates me to stay on the right path

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