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EPISODE · Feb 6, 2026 · 1H 7M

The Neuroscience Behind Peak Performance | Mark Panciera

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From an early age, Mark Panciera's dream was to become a funeral director just like his dad. He became exactly that. Also...→ He 5x'd the family business. → He was covered in the Wall Street Journal. → He had private equity firms calling.But it all it nearly destroyed his relationship with his father.Mark spent years on the wrong side of ego, choosing to be right instead of staying in the relationship. That tension led him to The Pacific Institute, a global performance organization built on a simple but research-backed premise: you can physically change your brain. Now as CEO Emeritus of The Pacific Institute and a TEDx speaker with over 1.5 million views, Mark teaches leaders how to uncover blind spots, recast limiting beliefs, and drive real behavior change at the belief level. In our episode, we get into family business tension, grief and transcendence, the formula I × V^E = R, coping mechanisms that mask deeper pain, and why the best leaders debrief even after a win.Thanks Mark for your time and energy in coming to the studio and chatting!~~~This episode is brought to you by AuxiomFind out more: https://auxiom.com/

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