Amir Levine

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10% Happier with Dan Harris · What Attachment Style Are You? How To Know, Why It Matters, and How To Change It If You Need To | Amir Levine · 15 Jun 2026 podcast

And especially if you're insecure, you're like, no, I mean, you gravitate to more like trying to fix or the insecurity.

But I really learned to, I've fallen in love with the secures of this world, like over this process of writing these two books and doing this new type of therapy.

But also seeing that we all have this secure potential in each and every one of us that can be called out.

And really some part of that whole idea of the corporate intervention is to reach into that secure potential that I think resides in each and every one of us and bring that out and give it a chance to come out and really show itself.

Narrative.

I think there are specific tools also for avoidance.

that I can talk about.

But also the secure spiel, the secure narrative is more about how that's really like, it talks about the third part of the book.

It's about the secure mind.

And it's really these different ideas.

Because in the first two parts, I talk about the secure brain.

And then the second part is about how to get into secure mode.

So if you have these different attachment styles, how to use the sinis and the carp to actually get into that secure mode.

And the third part of the book

that I'm really glad that you asked me about because I hardly ever get a chance to talk about is about the secure mind and these different ideas that stand in the way from us becoming more secure.

So one of them is having all sorts of different ideas in our head about oftentimes things that I call in the book, hidden sparks of talent that we see as impediments or that we don't really understand that are like,

we have these innate biological talents, but we have a different chatter in our head that comes in the way from seeing how we can actually, by finding the right environment, they can really flourish.

Some of the work that we do in secure priming therapy is look at some of what we believe as impediments and see that oftentimes they can actually are potential strengths that are misunderstood sometimes.

or they just don't have the right setup in order to really flourish.

So someone who has like, for example, an anxious attachment style, what I describe in the book and you see it, like when you go through the data, it's really amazing to see, even though I have to say that even some of the research is biased because they always show that they have a sixth sense for danger.

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