This time of year, it’s hard to miss the onslaught of cheesy, formulaic Christmas movies, where (inevitably) a big city businessman/advertising exec/marketing bro finds true love and happiness with a small-town baker/chef/café owner. It’s a story that’s been so overtold that you can guess the characters, the setting, the plot, and the happy ending before it even starts.
In many ways, our brain follows the same predictable pattern as these movies. No matter how boring, and no matter how tired we are of the same thoughts and stories it creates, our brain keeps recycling the same old negative beliefs that keep us stuck and unhappy.
Today on the podcast, we’re having some fun as we compare our brains to these predictable, holiday movies. I’ll show you how our brain keeps running the same excuses, the same drama, the same negativity, the same doubts over and over again—and how this just keeps creating the same plot lines and the same results in our lives.
Come learn three ways your brain is doing its job just like a Hallmark movie producer so that you can identify its patterns, change things up, and create a life you really love.
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