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In this short monologue, the speaker— a parent, medical doctor, and Harvard‑trained educator—advocates for "BrainTalk," a vision of everyday, family‑centered conversations about the brain. She argues that children should learn about neuroplasticity and how to actively shape their own habits, turning themselves into the "boss of their brains." Emphasizing that recent advances in neuroscience should be universally accessible, she frames this mission as both her passion and purpose, and notes that her team is creating practical tools and resources that they wish had existed during their own upbringing.

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