Amir Levine
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1,160 appearances
2 recordings
2 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 15 Jun
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First, you have to understand what your social brain needs.
Then you understand your attachment style and what are the specific social brain needs for your specific attachment style.
And then once you accept that, then you can create an environment for yourself that would actually counteract some of your bold beliefs about other people.
And by doing that, by showing the brain different evidence, you see these simis, like people are not always going to try to leave you.
People actually can be there for you.
People can show up for you.
Then that's how the brain changes on a molecular level when you really engulf it in an environment, a social environment that is filled with those carpsimis.
And then the latter part is those different ideas that stand in the way.
And it's funny because a lot of the time people come to therapy and they think, oh, acceptance is just a way, it's a way, it's a wishy-washy thing.
The therapists say, you just have to learn to accept how you are.
instead of really trying to change them.
But if you understand the brain,
It's the first step of changing because once you understand this is how I am, this is my biology, like, yeah, I'm more of an introvert and I'm a better writer than someone who's going to be able to climb up the corporate ladder.
So maybe I should work from home more and look after the kids and also write.
And then my wife is going to go out and work in the corporate world instead of me.
Really finding and honing in on your talents and giving yourself space
the right biology instead of trying to say, no, I shouldn't let this bother me.
I should muscle through this.
I shouldn't let the fact that someone ignored me get to me because guess what?
Our social brain doesn't care what you think, what you should or shouldn't do.
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