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From Panic Attacks to Performing for 400 Million People - John Graham
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From Panic Attacks to Performing for 400 Million People - John Graham

The good & the bad of memory.

John Graham, a 3x USA National Memory Champion, shares insights on personal growth by surrendering to a higher force. We explore the shift from cognitive-focused methods for growth to a heart-centered approach. We talk about living authentically to attract abundance.

The conversation addresses the limitations of traditional cognitive approaches and the importance of releasing suppressed emotions to unlock potential.

The episode concludes with practical strategies for emotional healing and navigating life's challenges. John outlines a three-step program for nervous system regulation and shares his insights on how emotional growth defines true success. Discover how surrendering control can lead to a fulfilling life.

00:00 - Introduction

02:05 - Books That Catalyzed Life Moments

07:35 - What Is Chaos Training? Why Is It Useful?

12:21 - Applying Memory Techniques to Real-World Scenarios

14:58 - Lessons Learned from Michael Singer

24:18 - "The Longest Trek I've Ever Made Is Going From My Head To My Heart"

26:43 - The Role of Mentors in Personal Growth

29:06 - John's Three-Step Program for Mental Clarity

38:38 - Avoiding the Pitfalls of Traditional Solution-Oriented Therapy

43:50 - Helping Children Handle Their Emotions

46:55 - How Has This Journey Affected John's Spiritual Life?

48:44 - The Last Question and Where To Find John

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