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Why does gratitude positively impacts your brain as a creator or entrepreneur?
Expressing gratitude in a journal can positively impact our brains.
As creators and entrepreneurs, we rely on dopamine to get things done.
Scientists have discovered that gratitude can cause synchronized activation in multiple brain regions.
This can lead to an increase in the neurotransmitter serotonin,
which can in turn activate the brain stem to produce more dopamine.
This boost in dopamine levels can increase productivity and help us achieve the positive results we crave.
The great news is that experiencing these positive effects only requires a small time investment.
By taking a few moments each day to journal and list 3 things we are grateful for, we can boost our mood,
increase dopamine levels, and achieve positive results in our work.
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I dive deep into the inner game of creators and entrepreneurs to help them with the best thinking tools for top performance and life satisfaction.
To accomplish this, I develop & teach the ThinkGym™ Journaling Method for decision-making,
problem-solving, working with intuition and subconscious,
raising self-esteem and confidence, managing emotional well-being, idea generation, creativity,
mental toughness, and working with beliefs to improve their mindset and performance.
I dive deep into the inner game of creators and entrepreneurs to help them with the best thinking tools for top performance and life satisfaction. To accomplish this, I develop & teach the ThinkGym™ Journaling Method for decision-making, problem-solving, working with intuition and subconscious, raising self-esteem and confidence, managing emotional well-being, idea generation, creativity, mental toughness, and working with beliefs to improve their mindset and performance.
