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Jay Shaw explains how fight-or-flight stress shuts down your frontal lobe, the part of your brain that generates your best ideas. Moving out of that state lets you access clearer thinking.
Jay Shaw explains how fight-or-flight stress shuts down your frontal lobe, the part of your brain that generates your best ideas. Moving out of that state lets you access clearer thinking.
You got to get in that resistant free state because you don't got access to your best ideas when you stressing yourself in the fight or flight. Like when you go into fight or flight, what you're doing is you cutting off your mammalian brain, that frontal lobe, that front 40% of the brain that's really good at solving problems. You cutting that off and you going back there in that reptilian brain. You thinking like a dinosaur trying to build a business. Dinosaurs don't know nothing about business. You got to come out of that part of the brain and get back up here. But in order to do that, you got to come out of fight or flight.
