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Episode 44: Making Better Decisions: Rewiring the Thought-Feeling-Action Loop

Joshua Sharp, DC Season 1 Episode 44

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In this episode of the Discover Health podcast, Dr. Joshua Sharp delves into the impact of decision-making on various aspects of life, including health, finances, relationships, and spirituality. He explores the 'poor decision loop' and how thoughts and feelings drive decision-making. Dr. Sharp emphasizes renewing the mind through scripture and science, highlighting neuroplasticity's role in changing thought patterns. Practical steps for breaking negative cycles are provided, encouraging listeners to replace fear-based thoughts with truth-based ones.

Timestamps:

00:00:00 Introduction to Decision-Making 

00:03:00 Understanding the Poor Decision Loop 

00:09:00 The Role of Thoughts and Feelings 

00:15:00 Renewing the Mind with Scripture 

00:21:00 Practical Steps for Change 

00:27:00 Conclusion and Encouragement

Keywords: decision-making, health, finances, relationships, spirituality, poor decision loop, thoughts, feelings, neuroplasticity, scripture

Hashtags: #DecisionMaking #Health #Spirituality #Neuroplasticity



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