Emily McDonald

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2,071 appearances 3 recordings 2 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2 Jun

Emily McDonald’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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She's staying in, she's studying all night.
And that's, it really worked for me.
That's what I would do.
Yeah.
At the identity level, I think, I mean, everything that the category we've kind of mentioned thus far, the labels, the habits, beliefs, thoughts, energy.
So I think all of that.
But I think a huge component to why I say that is in that we don't attract, we won't, we attract what our brain is wired for is deeper than just identity.
I think it's also our programming because
As we grow up, when we are first born, our brain is a sponge.
We're born with the most connections we will ever have in our brain.
And then as we learn and grow, our brain actually starts to prune away these connections.
And the pathways that are left is our programming or our conditioning.
And I love this study that they did with the kittens where they took these newborn kittens and they raised them in complete darkness.
except for only a couple of hours a day where they would put one group or they would put them individually into cylinders painted with either only horizontal black and white stripes or only vertical black and white stripes.
And then after the kind of critical period of development, they put these kittens into a normal environment and they, for example,
The kittens that were only ever raised to see the horizontal black and white stripes, they would have a vertical bar and they'd wave it in front of these kittens.
They wouldn't react to it.
And so I find that this is so true for us and our lives and so many people.
It's like the things that we want a lot of the time, they're around.
opportunities are there, but our brains are not wired to perceive them.
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