The Neuroscience Coaching Blog
Know your brain to change it…and your life.
How to Shift Negativity and Boost Willpower
The brain tends to focus on the negative, but by shifting your focus in this simple way, you can improve your mood, your self-control and your brain’s executive functioning.
“Failure” of a new habit can be good for your brain (and other habit-forming tips)
Failing to follow a new habit can be a missed opportunity for success and changing your brain.
How to finally stop the negative self-talk
No one likes listening to their own negative thoughts about themselves. Usually, we just just reject them, but the wisest response is something entirely different.
Can Expectations Change Your Abilities?
Learn about the power of expectations to limit or expand our performance, our abilities and our brains.
How Getting Present Can Help Your Future
Getting present can indeed be a challenge, but it’s one worth taking on! Learn how presence can help your brain and guide your behavior.
How To Change Your Feelings
Do you ever wish you could change how you feel about something? Learn how to create a different, more positive emotion by creating a change in the brain.
Why We Get Stuck In An Argument, and How To Get Out
Sometimes we feel compelled to continue an argument. Learn the scientific theory behind this, and tips for gracefully getting out.
The Best Strategy In A Difficult Situation
What’s single most effective strategy for getting past a difficult or uncomfortable situation? It’s probably not what you think…
Creating and Sustaining Change
Ready for a change? Learn key ways to support yourself, and your brain, in creating and sustaining change.
7 Tips for Stress Resilience
Don’t let stress get the better of you by ignoring it. Take control and increase your stress resilience.
How To Revive Fading Goals
Why do we resist or fail to follow-through on goals? Understand what happens in the brain when we make goals, and how to keep them alive.
From Overwhelm to Smart Thinking
When the demands of life and work get to be too much, we’re not capable of our best thinking. Get your brain back on track with these tips.