Brain Game: The Brain Follows The Task
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6m 27s
What if trying to control your thoughts is actually making pressure worse? This video explores a different way to manage attention when it matters most. Instead of fighting distractions, discover how giving your brain the right task can naturally pull you back into the present and improve your ability to perform.
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