EPISODE · Aug 6, 2025 · 43 MIN
Why We Need to Rethink Everything About Intelligence #littlebrain #EntericNervousSystem
from HolisticCircle Spiritual Conversation Host Philipp Kobald · host philipp kobald
Links to our guest:Web: https://www.christoffelsneijders.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@UCF4eGd2QFDtYOOCXrObgxcwLinks provided by our host:Holistic CircleWeb: HolisticCircle.orgInstagram: @holisticcircleorgEpisode Title:Why We Need to Rethink Everything About IntelligenceDescription:What if your heart and gut were more than poetic metaphors—and actually had brains of their own?In this episode, Philipp Kobald talks with Christoffel Sneijders, a master coach and clinical therapist, about the “Three Brains” model. They explore how trauma, leadership, and love intersect—and why the future of business (and humanity) depends on thinking with more than just our heads.Key Takeaways: You have three brains—head, heart, and gut—and they’re biologically real Most leaders are stuck in their heads—and it’s costing us Real transformation is somatic, emotional, and personal Spirituality without action is just decoration Wisdom can enter the boardroom disguised as strategyMemorable Quotes:“If my dentist had a 55% success rate, I’d run. But in coaching, we accept it.” — Christoffel Sneijders“Be ready every day to go—and go with a smile. Have your house in order.” — Philipp KobaldGuest Bio:Christoffel Sneijders is a Master Certified Coach, clinical hypnotherapist, and visiting professor. He teaches the neuroscience-based “Three Brains” model to help people align logic, emotion, and instinct for lasting change.Watch the full episode:@HolisticCircle on YouTubeHashtags: ThreeBrains #SpiritualLeadership #InnerWork #EmotionalIntelligence #TraumaHealing #PurposeDrivenLife #SomaticWisdom #ConsciousBusiness #HeartIntelligence #HolisticCoaching
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