Rob Dial
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Today, I'm going to be talking to you about how overstimulation is ruining your life. Let's get real for a second. If you feel like maybe you're a little bit drained recently, or maybe your brain's a little bit all over the place, you feel kind of scattered, or you just kind of feel like you're not really yourself, I want you to know that that there's a chance that you're not broken.
Today, I'm going to be talking to you about how overstimulation is ruining your life. Let's get real for a second. If you feel like maybe you're a little bit drained recently, or maybe your brain's a little bit all over the place, you feel kind of scattered, or you just kind of feel like you're not really yourself, I want you to know that that there's a chance that you're not broken.
Today, I'm going to be talking to you about how overstimulation is ruining your life. Let's get real for a second. If you feel like maybe you're a little bit drained recently, or maybe your brain's a little bit all over the place, you feel kind of scattered, or you just kind of feel like you're not really yourself, I want you to know that that there's a chance that you're not broken.
There's a chance that you're not lazy. There's a chance that you're not unmotivated or that you're a loser. There's a chance that you could be extremely overstimulated with the current world that we live in. And it's quietly starting to wreck your ability to focus, to connect with other people, and a lot of times to even feel the feelings of joy.
There's a chance that you're not lazy. There's a chance that you're not unmotivated or that you're a loser. There's a chance that you could be extremely overstimulated with the current world that we live in. And it's quietly starting to wreck your ability to focus, to connect with other people, and a lot of times to even feel the feelings of joy.
There's a chance that you're not lazy. There's a chance that you're not unmotivated or that you're a loser. There's a chance that you could be extremely overstimulated with the current world that we live in. And it's quietly starting to wreck your ability to focus, to connect with other people, and a lot of times to even feel the feelings of joy.
And so today we're going to take a deep dive into what overstimulation actually is when you look at it neurologically, how it's affecting you and your life, the psychology and the neuroscience behind being overstimulated, how it actually affects your brain, how it affects your body, how it affects your relationships and affects the way that you feel.
And so today we're going to take a deep dive into what overstimulation actually is when you look at it neurologically, how it's affecting you and your life, the psychology and the neuroscience behind being overstimulated, how it actually affects your brain, how it affects your body, how it affects your relationships and affects the way that you feel.
And so today we're going to take a deep dive into what overstimulation actually is when you look at it neurologically, how it's affecting you and your life, the psychology and the neuroscience behind being overstimulated, how it actually affects your brain, how it affects your body, how it affects your relationships and affects the way that you feel.
And then most importantly, what the hell you can do about it so that you can get rid of that overstimulation so that you can go back to feeling yourself and having the vibrance and the energy that you actually truly have. It's just being kind of stolen away from you.
And then most importantly, what the hell you can do about it so that you can get rid of that overstimulation so that you can go back to feeling yourself and having the vibrance and the energy that you actually truly have. It's just being kind of stolen away from you.
And then most importantly, what the hell you can do about it so that you can get rid of that overstimulation so that you can go back to feeling yourself and having the vibrance and the energy that you actually truly have. It's just being kind of stolen away from you.
So when you look at overstimulation, I was really curious before we dive into it, like what is overstimulation based off what we're gonna be talking about today? Overstimulation is what happens when your brain
So when you look at overstimulation, I was really curious before we dive into it, like what is overstimulation based off what we're gonna be talking about today? Overstimulation is what happens when your brain
So when you look at overstimulation, I was really curious before we dive into it, like what is overstimulation based off what we're gonna be talking about today? Overstimulation is what happens when your brain
and your nervous system, and your nervous system's a really key part of what we're gonna be talking about today, are exposed to more sensory, emotional, and informational input than they can effectively process in one point in time and then be able to regulate.
and your nervous system, and your nervous system's a really key part of what we're gonna be talking about today, are exposed to more sensory, emotional, and informational input than they can effectively process in one point in time and then be able to regulate.
and your nervous system, and your nervous system's a really key part of what we're gonna be talking about today, are exposed to more sensory, emotional, and informational input than they can effectively process in one point in time and then be able to regulate.
Because you have to understand, your brain is processing everything that comes in, and it's filtering what it needs to pay attention to, what it doesn't need to pay attention to. And so over time, your body needs to be able to regulate all of this. And so it can leave you scattered. It can leave you exhausted because your brain's working a million miles a second behind everything.
Because you have to understand, your brain is processing everything that comes in, and it's filtering what it needs to pay attention to, what it doesn't need to pay attention to. And so over time, your body needs to be able to regulate all of this. And so it can leave you scattered. It can leave you exhausted because your brain's working a million miles a second behind everything.