The Neuroscience of the Inner Critic: The way you talk to yourself has a history.
About this episode
This episode explores the impact of the inner critic on self-talk and personal development through the lens of developmental neuroscience.
Notice what happens the next time you get something wrong. Is there a voice that helps you stay open and keep trying? Or one that makes you want to shut down... or give up? Developmental neuroscience (one of my 'favorite'... READ MORE The post The Neuroscience of the Inner Critic: The way you talk to yourself has a history. appeared first on StefanieFaye .
People in this episode
Host: Stefanie Faye
Topics covered
- neuroscience
- inner critic
- self-talk
- mental health
- personal development
Keywords
- neuroscience
- inner critic
- self-talk
- mental health
- personal development
- developmental neuroscience
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