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In this conversation, Jade Teta and Dr. Kyra Bobinet explore the neuroscience behind human behavior, particularly focusing on the habanula, a brain structure that influences motivation and emotional responses. They discuss how rage baiting in social media affects men more significantly due to their biological makeup and the societal pressures they face. The conversation delves into coping mechanisms, the importance of connection, and the need for purpose in life, emphasizing that thriving is a mutual endeavor. Practical takeaways are provided for listeners to improve their mental well-being and navigate the challenges of modern life.

Takeaways:

• The habanula is a master control switch in the brain.
• Self-beratement leads to decreased motivation.
• Rage baiting activates the habanula, leading to negative emotions.
• Men's higher testosterone levels make them more susceptible to rage bait.
• Connection is a fundamental human need.
• Coping mechanisms include striving, seeking, and self-soothing.
• Purpose and authenticity can redirect negative emotions.
• Collective purpose is more beneficial than individualism.
• Understanding the habanula can help manage emotional responses.
• Thriving is a mutual endeavor, requiring collaboration.

Connect with Dr. Bobinet:
https://drkyrabobinet.com
https://www.linkedin.com/in/kyrabobinet/

Get Her Books:
https://www.amazon.com/stores/Kyra-Bobinet-MD-MPH/author/B015EP0ERE

Chapters:

0:00 Welcome And Why Rage Bait Matters

4:41 The Habenula: Your Brain’s Master Brake

9:45 Failure, Self-Talk, And Motivation Collapse

14:45 Addiction Loops And Numbing Behaviors

19:35 Striving, Seeking, And Self-Soothing

25:00 Trauma, Triggers, And Algorithmic Bait

29:55 Metacognition As A Shield

34:45 Why Men Get Hooked More Easily

40:45 Alpha Myths vs Service Leadership

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In this conversation, Jade Teta, Danny Coleman, and Ray Hinish explore the multifaceted nature of leadership, discussing whether leadership can be developed, the qualities that define effective leaders, and the importance of self-leadership. They delve into the complexities of leadership dynamics, including the role of clarity, the impact of personal transformation, and the necessity of creating calm in uncertain environments. The discussion emphasizes the significance of understanding dualities in leadership and the responsibility leaders have towards their teams and themselves.

Takeaways

• Leadership can be developed, but it requires the right mindset and education.
• Self-leadership is foundational to effective leadership.
• Clarity and direction are essential qualities of a good leader.
• A leader's job is to create calm in uncertainty, not certainty.
• The best leaders prioritize both self and others simultaneously.
• Leadership is influenced by the qualities of the people being led.
• You cannot fake authenticity in leadership; it must come from within.
• The environment and culture of a team reflect the leader's state of being.
• Effective leadership involves navigating dualities and paradoxes.
• Results are not solely the responsibility of the leader; they depend on many factors.

Chapters:

0:00 Can Anyone Become A Leader

6:33 Nature, Nurture, And Early Training

12:45 Essentia, Superpowers, Purpose

18:13 A Hard Lesson In The Boardroom

25:15 Labels, Growth Mindset, And Hope

30:45 Leadership Defined By The Led

40:05 Direction, Incentives, And Foresight

47:55 Next-Level Principle: Self And Other

54:25 Paradox, Non-Duality, And Nuance

1:04:05 Seeds, Rain, And Karma Yoga

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What if the one lever you’ve never pulled—the one you were taught to avoid—was the key your biology was waiting for?

In this conversation, I sit down with clinician Naomi Han to unpack a wild case: eight years of stable hepatitis B labs on antivirals… then, after deep subconscious work and finally learning to cry, her viral load began to free-fall—again and again on repeat testing. No new meds. No new diet. Same protocol. Different nervous system.

We don’t shout “cure.” We do ask better questions. How do grief, abandonment, and unprocessed emotion ride shotgun with the immune system? What happens when a lifetime of holding it in finally lets go? Two evidence-based clinicians walk the tightrope between data and the messy human interior—where identity shifts, tears flow, and sometimes numbers move.

If you’ve tried every protocol and still feel stuck, this one’s going to get under your skin… in the best way.

(identity shift, emotional release, subconscious work, hepatitis B, viral load, nervous system, belief rewiring, trauma processing)

Connect with Naomi:
IG: @NaomiHanHealth
Email: NaomiHanHealth@gmail.com

Chapters:

0:00 Meet Naomi: Clinician and Healer

8:00 The Hepatitis B Diagnosis

13:42 Unexpected Medical Breakthrough

19:41 Childhood Trauma and Emotional Suppression

27:37 Meditation and Forgiveness Work

35:58 Mind-Body Connection and True Healing

42:35 Integrating Eastern and Western Medicine

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Website: www.jadeteta.com
Instagram: @jadeteta