Douglas Brackmann
Douglas Brackmann
Episode 114: Rachel & Dr Doug - Driven Identity Model
Episode 114: Rachel & Dr Doug - Driven Identity Model
Episode 114: Rachel & Dr Doug - Driven Identity Model
Wednesday 1st May 2024
Explore the Driven Identity Model with Rachel & Dr Doug. Learn about emotional reactions, recovery, and entrepreneurial challenges.
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Episode Overview
- Feelings influence perception of reality.
- Driven Identity is a unique genetic trait.
- Empathy involves staying in your capital S self.
- Stabilization is about observing the nervous system.
- Entrepreneurial challenges can be approached with curiosity.
Feelings are not facts, they're not real, they're neuropeptide reactions we're having in our body, but they're the most important things in the world.
In this episode of the 'I Am Driven Podcast', co-hosts Rachel and Dr. Douglas Brackmann delve into the complexities of the Driven Identity Model, a concept designed to help individuals understand and harness their unique genetic traits. Drivens, who constitute about 10% of the population, are distinguished by a powerful drive that often sets them apart from their peers. Rachel, a third-generation entrepreneur, shares her insights into the importance of understanding emotional reactions.
She explains that feelings, while not factual or real, significantly alter our perception of reality. This understanding is crucial for Drivens, who often feel isolated due to their differences. The episode introduces listeners to the stabilization phase of the Driven Identity Model, emphasizing the importance of becoming aware of one's disorganized central nervous system. Rather than attempting to stabilize the nervous system itself, the focus is on stabilizing the observer, allowing individuals to step back and view their emotions objectively.
Rachel and Dr. Doug also discuss the transition from lowercase self to capital S Self. This shift involves embracing one's true identity and stepping out of fear-driven behaviors. Through empathy and a focus on service, individuals can transform their relationships with past trauma and foster healthier interpersonal dynamics. The conversation touches on the challenges faced by entrepreneurs, particularly visionary ones, in managing emotional responses and leading with curiosity rather than reacting out of fear.
Rachel's personal anecdotes provide relatable examples of everyday struggles and triumphs in overcoming these challenges. Listeners are encouraged to explore their own driven traits by visiting IamDriven.com and taking a free assessment. With a focus on empathy, curiosity, and personal growth, this episode offers valuable insights for anyone seeking to understand and embrace their driven identity.