Unwiring Minds
The podcast provides the help you didn't know you needed—providing advice that helps maximize the potential that the mind holds offered by international speakers. The goal is to have an accessible platform full of relatable information to improve one's lifestyle. Hosted by Raquel Paz Bergia, founder of Unwiring Minds!
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Have you ever thought about the value of confidence in your life? Magnetic confidence takes many forms, and its value is incredible. Gao Motsemme, a freedom illuminator based in Germany, explains how we can see magnetic confidence in our lives, and why people should start building this skill to its maximum potential. T
Have you ever thought about how the kid you were at 12 years old impacts who you are at 20, 40, or 60 years old? Marcus Aurelius Higgs, a communication coach for parents of preteens, explains the lessons that can be learned from preteens. At that young age, we believe that our version of a story or our knowledge is the
Have you ever gone through a traumatic experience that has made you think you would never live a normal life again? Or did the family you were born in not fit the stereotype of raising a child to become a doctor, lawyer, or CEO? Jeniffer Ginty, a mental health advocate and creator of My Moody Monster, shares how she le
Did you know that training only one hemisphere of your brain makes you show up to situations in only one way? The left hemisphere tends to want to overpower your right hemisphere, and if you let the left one lead the way, then you are missing the qualities that the right hemisphere can bring to your life. Marcy Axelrod
Have you ever sat down to complete your to-do list, but you become overwhelmed, and didn't get anything done? That is a common feeling for students and professionals who find themselves with too many things to do, and what seems like not enough time to do it. Thomas Jones, co-creator of the Paradox Process, explains th
The recipe for anger lies in five or six ingredients. Kim Korte, a sensory perception and emotional management specialist, compares emotions to recipes in a cooking book. When she does so, she explains that for each emotion several ingredients lead to the formation of that recipe. This 15-minute episode helps enhance l