How To Reach Maximum Happiness: Simple NLP And Hypnotherapy Tips For Everyday Life

18 Oct 2018 · 2 min
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In this segment, Christoffel Sneijders explores why people struggle to rate themselves as fully happy, emphasizing that true happiness is often hindered by subconscious, body‑based issues rather than purely mental thoughts. He introduces a model of the subconscious divided into three "brains": the logical head (often associated with men), the emotional heart (linked to compassion and commonly expressed by women), and the gut brain tied to fear and survival instincts. Sneijders explains how these distinct centers influence communication styles, leading to misunderstandings between genders, and suggests that recognizing and addressing the bodily (subconscious) components can help increase personal happiness.

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