ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Overloading is the key to changing your story in achieving your goals. By repeatedly telling yourself a new, empowering story, you can rewire your brain and align your behavior with your desired identity. This principle, exemplified by Navy SEALs and Shopify’s Tobi Lütke, emphasizes the power of repetition and persuasion in personal growth.
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