Angie Manson
Angie Manson
Angie Manson with George Haymaker - The Science of Change, Identity, and Recovery (Part 2)
Angie Manson with George Haymaker - The Science of Change, Identity, and Recovery (Part 2)
Angie Manson with George Haymaker - The Science of Change, Identity, and Recovery (Part 2)
Friday 9th May 2025
Explore the neuroscience of change and recovery with Angie Manson and George Haymaker. Learn how to rewire your brain for lasting transformation.
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Angie Manson
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Body & Mind
Sobriety Toolkit
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Entrepreneurship for Personal Growth
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Episode Overview
- Repetition and emotional reinforcement can rewire the brain.
- Discomfort is essential for breaking old habits.
- Self-forgiveness is crucial in the recovery process.
- New habits require time and patience to develop.
- Identity transformation involves letting go of past patterns.
It's like planting a sapling; new habits need time and repetition to grow strong.
Angie Manson is back with George Haymaker for a fascinating dive into the science behind change, identity, and recovery. This episode of GOING ROGUE Podcast explores the neuroscience that underpins addiction and transformation, highlighting how our brains are wired to resist change. George, a Certified Transformational Neuroconstructionist Coach, breaks down the barriers our minds create when faced with new habits and how discomfort plays a crucial role in overcoming them.
Angie and George discuss how repetition, movement, and emotional reinforcement can help rewire the brain for lasting change. They use engaging metaphors like planting saplings to illustrate how new habits can grow over time with persistence and patience. The duo also touch on the emotional journey of recovery, emphasising the importance of self-forgiveness and the need to let go of old identities.
George shares his personal experience as a recovering addict, providing insights into the challenges and triumphs of reshaping one's life. Whether you're interested in neuroscience or looking for inspiration in your own recovery journey, this episode offers a blend of science and heartfelt stories that will keep you hooked. So why not give it a listen? You might just find the spark you need to embark on your own path to change.