Why change is difficult
Most people spend a great deal of their day
unconsciously feeling and thinking from past
memories. They do this because they have
hardwired those experiences by repeatedly
thinking of them and by associating many other
experiences with them.
It makes sense that if most people maintain the
same environment for long periods of their lives
(where nothing new is happening or there is no
change), the repeated stimuli will therefore
produce the reactivation of associative neural
networks, which will become more developed,
strengthened, and refined. As a consequence of
that lack of novelty in their environments and
experiences, they have become hardwired to their
own worlds. No wonder change is so difficult.
Dr Joe Dispenza
Evolve Your Brain - The Science of Changing Your Mind
KevinAndMeligga.com
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