4 Ways to Rewire Your Brain for Success

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4 Ways to Rewire Your Brain for Success

One of the biggest parts of preparing yourself for your journey toward success is to rewire your brain. Evolution has proved how our brain always thinks in favor of our best interests, even subconsciously. So, all you have to do is explain to your brain why a particular goal is good for you.

 

But how do you do this? We have found four ways you can rewire your brain and use it for success.

 

Don’t let Bad Experiences Affect Your Life

Our brain feasts on fear in many ways. Our bad past experiences are safely locked in a small part of our brain and come out as soon as we’re in a similar situation, resulting in cold feet, anxiety, stage fright, and lots more. The simple solution to fix this is suppress these bad memoriesand work with a therapist.

 

You might be thinking, ‘is that even possible?’

 

Well, it is. The lesser you recall the bad instances and avoid thinking about them, the weaker the memory begins to get. And over time, it fades away like a bad dream.

 

Recall Your Good Memories

Good memories can help you boost confidence, remind you about your goals, and make you a better person. So, how do you strengthen these memories?

 

Like not recalling suppresses bad memories, thinking about the good memories often and recalling them can help you strengthen them. The more powerful they get, the more you’ll try to relive it again, helping you achieve your goals.

 

Learn From Others

Humans have mirror neurons that allow you to succeed at any activity as long as you watch and observe how others do the same thing. Whether it’s learning how to paint or being a good golfer, watching how others do it allows you to improve your ability to do the same thing. The best way to make this happen is to visualize the details and use physical actions to replicate what you see. This makes it easier to grasp the little details and become good at something.

 

Try the “Chunking” Technique

Chunking is when the brain takes a complex task and breaks it into smaller information groups to make the task more manageable, such as driving a car. This makes it far easier to remember the acquired information and use it productively.

 

Chunking can help you improve your memory and ultimately help you achieve your goals in life.

 

Success Comes From Within

No matter how many external motivators you get, you need internal motivation to truly succeed in life. I amAkwasi Frimpong, Ghana’s first skeleton Olympian. I went against all odds to compete in the 2018 Winter Olympic Games. As an athlete motivational speaker, I am here to help you achieve your goals.

 

Check out my blog for more information.

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