“The Predictive Brain: Why We Do What We Do (Even When We Know Better)”6225 IG #129 #podmatch

Please subscribe to our YouTube page to receive notices on all new podcasts as well helping us grow our audience. https://www.youtube.com/c/NewClevelandRadiohttps://newclevelandradio.net/If you would like to be a podcast host or guest please contact Karen at [email protected] to The Intentionality Gurus podcast, where we explore the hidden iceberg beneath our thoughts, habits, and decisions—so you can take back the steering wheel of your life and work with intentionality, clarity, and power.In this episode, we’re diving into the science of the Predictive Brain—a concept that explains why so many of our daily reactions, assumptions, and even self-sabotaging behaviors happen without us consciously choosing them.And most importantly: we’ll talk about how you can use this knowledge to stop getting hijacked by old patterns and start rewiring your mind to work for you. This is also a perfect lead-up to the next flight of my Self-Sabotage to Self-Command Bootcamp, launching in late June—so if this topic resonates, stay tuned for details at the end.If you’ve ever found yourself stuck in old patterns—knowing what you should do, but somehow doing the opposite—you’re not broken. You’re running a brain that’s trying to predict your world based on old data.But the good news is: with intention and the right tools, you can update the model. You can teach your brain to expect, create, and sustain something better.That’s exactly what we’ll be doing in the next round of the Self-Sabotage to Self-Command Bootcamp, launching in late June.If this episode sparked your curiosity—or if you're tired of being hijacked by old thought loops—check the show notes to learn more or join the waitlist. Let’s rewire what’s possible, together.Until next time—keep noticing, keep choosing, and keep practicing [email protected]://theintentionalitygurus.com/If you are looking for a Personal Coach contact Karen at #YESICAN coaching with [email protected] 526 1530