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Brain Disorders and Therapeutics
6th International Conference on
Journal of Brain and Neurology | Volume: 03
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How to use your Brain to motivate yourself
Max Leone
Licensed NLP Trainer, Italy
Problem statement : We see a significant number of people
who know what they want to create in life, and yet they
find it hard to motivated themselves to go through the
action steps required to succeed. We also see people who
feel drawn towards something they know is not beneficial
to them, and yet they keep pursuing it just because they
feel “compelled” to do so. The common issue is that
their choices and their motivation are out of alignment.
The common reaction is to use self-discipline “to get
things done,” which causes an inner conflict that quickly
depletes our energy, making it hard to perform at the level
of excellence. Because of that, they start to experience a
sense of frustration, guilt, and helplessness that results in
a strong decrease in personal productivity.
Discoveries: It has been discovered that lack of motivation
is simply caused by the weakness of a desire, rather than
being a deficiency of the individual, and that by changing
the way we represent our goals, we can stimulate a strong
drive to move away or towards something in everyone.
Therefore, motivation is something that each and all of
us have as, and the way to fill the gap between what we
want (provided that it is congruent with our values) and
the willingness to act at the best of our ability is to change
the inner representation of the object of our desire.
Conclusion & Significance: To do so there are principles
that can be applied successfully to everyone indistinctly,
and specific ones that are unique to each individual
allowing them to tap into greater levels of motivation. By
doing so we will go from being a passive witness of the
rising and falling of motivation to a conscious creator who
is able address it in the pursuit of worthwhile goals.
Speaker Biography
Max Leone is a professional speaker, coach and author who has
been involved in the personal growth field for more than ten years.
He studied with some of the greatest masters in the field, such as
Wayne Dyer, Deepak Chopra, Neale Walsh, Anthony Robbins, Eckhart
Tolle. Max studied NLP with the founder Richard Bandler, with whom
he became a Certified Trainer of Neuro-Linguistic-Programming.
He qualified and studied extensively a variety of disciplines such as
Translation Analysis, ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy) ,
The Sylva Method, Hypnosis, DHE (Designing human Engineering)
and other techniques he uses with individuals and groups. He has
been interviewed on radio stations, such as New York Coaching
Common Radio, 103.2, Radio Dublin, and his work has been featured
in magazines and newspapers, among which are Positive Life, The Irish
Times, New Thoughts Magazines, to mention some. Max is the author
of "Daily Tips for Success & Fulfilment”.
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