World Leading Therapist: 3 Steps To Stop Feeling Not Good Enough - Marisa Peer
Thriving Minds with Alberto ZandiShow Notes
What if everything you believe about yourself is just a story your brain made up?
In this powerful episode, world-renowned therapist Marisa Peer reveals the shocking truth about how your mind works against you and exactly how to take back control. Having spoken at Google, trained thousands of therapists worldwide, and helped countless clients transform their lives, Marisa shares the mindset secrets that took her from deeply insecure child to global authority on the human mind.
Marisa Peer is a bestselling author, motivational speaker, and the creator of Rapid Transformational Therapy (RTT). She has spent over three decades working with royalty, rock stars, Olympic athletes, CEOs, and Hollywood actors.
Her TED talks have been viewed millions of times, and she regularly speaks at major corporations including Google.
In this conversation with Alberto Zandi, Marisa reveals: Why your brain is a "proof-making robot" that will confirm whatever you tell it The exact words you should say to yourself to rewire anxiety into confidence- How she overcame crippling insecurity to become a world-renowned speaker Why most people never upgrade the most important software they own: their brain The truth about neuroplasticity and why you can change at any age- Her relationship rules after 16 years of marriage while traveling the world Why happiness and confidence are choices you make daily through words and mental images
Whether you struggle with self-doubt, anxiety, or simply want to understand how your mind really works, this episode will fundamentally change how you think about yourself.
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