The Neuroscience Behind Why You Can't Manifest What You Want | Dr. James Doty
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Here. Some security? It's shame. And when you're fearful. this stimulate your sympathetic nervous system with all the negative aspects of it.
When you love, you're open, you're generous, you're thoughtful, you're kind. Because you can gauge the parasympathetic nervous system. And you have a choice. Best selling author, international speaker, Professor Jim Doty. Dr. James Doty, what a pleasure to have you. The one and only great teacher, Dr. James Doty. We know that what wires together fires. And my point about that is number one, you have to work. This isn't like, oh I thought of it, therefore it should happen.
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