Why is it so hard to start the habits we want, and stop the ones we don’t, even when what to prioritize?
In part 2 of this conversation, Rebecca speaks with Mark Talaga, performance coach and host of the Hopelessly Gifted podcast, executive functioning specialist.
Mark explains that your brain can’t process negatives, so rather than telling yourself “don’t scroll,” you create an identity as someone who is mindful and focused.
If you’ve ever struggled with getting started or stopping a habit, wrestled with shame or self-labels, or felt overwhelmed by simple tasks, this conversation offers process-driven strategies to boost confidence and reduce burnout.
What You'll Learn:
If you want to build sustainable habits, overcome overwhelm, and optimize your time for greater wellbeing and satisfaction, this episode gives you identity-based and process-driven strategies rooted in performance psychology.
Timestamps
Connect with Mark
Website:https://www.centerforidentitypotential.com/
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/marktalaga/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/centerforidentitypotential/
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