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Move Your Mind with Nick Bracks explores how the most successful people think and the mindset that got them there.
Hosted by actor, TEDx speaker, and mental health advocate Nick Bracks, the show features deep, unscripted conversations with world-class thinkers, performers, and creators. Nick draws from his experience delivering over 1,000 talks worldwide and working in film, television, and mental health advocacy to uncover what drives human potential.
Guests have included Harvard psychologist Dr. Ellen Langer, UFC Champion Alex Volkanovski, U.S. Congressman Adam Smith, Olympic Gold Medalist Greg Louganis, author Mark Groves, and many more leaders across business, science, sport, and the arts.
Each episode dives into the habits, challenges, and mindset shifts that shape success, purpose, and resilience in everyday life - helping listeners build a healthier, more meaningful approach to growth and performance.
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306 épisodes
depuis 20 juillet 2020
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What if the anger you feel isn’t really anger at all?
In this episode I sit down with Bryan Blakeny, a therapist and certified Anger Resolution Therapist, to explore why so many men lose it over things that don’t really matter.
We talk about the four hidden fuels behind anger, why feeling powerless…
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ÉPISODES PRÉCÉDENTS 🔗
What happens when the person who treats you well feels boring, and the one who keeps you guessing feels like love?
In this episode I sit down with Sabrina Zohar, the dating and relationship coach and author of Why Am I Like This?, to explore why so many of us keep choosing the wrong person.
We talk…
What happens when young men are so desperate to prove they're real men that they'll follow anyone who promises to show them how?
In this episode I sit down with Michael Kimmel, the sociologist and author of Guyland who has spent decades studying how boys become men, to explore why young men fall fo…
What happens when the trauma you survived as a kid splits you into parts you don't even know are there?
In this episode I sit down with AnnaLynne McCord, the 90210 star who went public about her assault years before Me Too and later revealed her dissociative identity disorder diagnosis, to explore …
What happens when you already know there's no winning, and you keep going anyway?
In this episode I sit down with Jonathan Todd Schwartz, a former Hollywood business manager who embezzled millions from a handful of clients, including Alanis Morissette, and is now an addiction therapist, to explore …
We're told the answer to hard feelings is to talk them out.
But what if the thing you're talking to isn't actually listening at all?
In this episode I sit down with David Dean, an enterprise AI strategist with 20 years of transformation experience and author of An Inbox Between Us, to explore what …
We're told that if we want to change who we are, we just need to change our habits, our environment and the way we think.
But what if parts of who you are were there long before you ever had a choice?
In this episode I sit down with Dr. Nancy Segal, a leading twin researcher, psychologist, author a…
Most men don't think they have a porn problem. They think they just have a habit. Something they do late at night, alone, that nobody needs to know about.
But according to today's guest, that habit isn't really about sex. It's about something much harder to face.
In this episode I sit down with Jer…
There’s no perfect timeline for figuring out your life. But when everyone around you seems to be moving forward, it can be difficult to believe you’re not falling behind.
In this episode I sit down with film producer Jeremy Walton to explore why there is no normal path through life, and why startin…
Your mind is designed to keep you safe. But what happens when it starts protecting you from threats that aren't actually there?
In this episode I sit down with Dr. Sue Morter to explore why we can stay trapped in survival mode long after the danger has passed, and how fear can quietly shape the dec…
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