Alan Bodnar
Author • The Self-Driving You
Canada •
$0 - $250
About
I provide an original framework that blends neuroscience, behavior, AI, and mindfulness to explain being human as the conscious driver behind the wheel of a self-driving vehicle that does most of the driving. Attendees will gain a new understanding of their skills, habits, behaviors, and thoughts as impersonal responses that initially originate from our self-driving system. We are the driver who decides whether to go with it or not. Attendees will leave with a new strategy for using deliberate attention to take the wheel with their driver and rewire their vehicle for toward success and greater balance. Within my framework I can discuss - The self-driving metaphor, deliberate attention, regulating emotions, the brain as a learning network, and human potential.
Speaking Topics
Signature Programs (3)
Discuss the brain as an impartial learning network that wires through attention, taking 10,000 hours to tune a skill to an expert level, regardless of who we are.
Key Takeaways
- How to wire the brain to a master level
Audience
Athletes, Managers, Elite performers
Format
Duration
30 mins, 60 mins
Delivery
Understand how we are the driver of a self-driving system that does most of the driving, and how we can wake our driver to deliberately use attention to wire our brain the way we want.
Key Takeaways
- Understanding behaviors, beliefs, habits, and thoughts as automatic responses that originate from our self-driving system.
- How to take the wheel with our conscious driver with deliberate attention to rewire our brain in the direction we choose.
Audience
Athletes, Managers, Elite performers, Self-help enthusiasts
Format
Duration
30 mins, 60 mins
Delivery
Discussing mindfulness as a mental training exercise of deliberate attention that we can use to override self-driving responses and rewire the brain in a way that serves us.
Audience
Athletes, Managers, Elite performers, Self-help enthusiasts
Format
Duration
60 mins
Delivery
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