Episode 298 - Feelings vs Choices | The Remarkable Practice

Recap

In this episode, you’ll discover:

You can train your brain to do hard things
Your brain (your will) can get “stronger” when you overcome inertia of not taking action around hard things
The aMCC (Anterior Mid-Cingulate Cortex) is the part of the brain that drives ability to do hard things
“GRIT” is considered a leading predictor of success in Remarkable CEO’s

Episode Highlights

00:52 – Learn why resilience, grit, and willpower are essential for leadership and how they can be trained like a muscle.

03:31 – Discover how overcoming small daily challenges strengthens mental fortitude and long-term perseverance.

06:18 – Understand why choosing to do hard things despite discomfort builds the neurological capacity for sustained success.

08:42 – Explore how training the anterior midcingulate cortex through intentional struggle enhances decision-making and leadership skills.

11:19 – Learn why facing and embracing adversity sharpens character, strengthens leadership, and expands personal growth.

14:06 – Gain insight into how leaders set an example by demonstrating perseverance, discipline, and the ability to overcome difficulty.

16:32 – Hear why teaching children and teams to choose hard things prepares them for greater leadership and long-term success.

18:51 – Discover how repetition and consistency in pushing past resistance create long-term habits of excellence and resilience.

21:07 – Understand why deliberate practice of mental and physical toughness builds strength, focus, and leadership effectiveness.

27:35 – Dr. Eric DiMartino welcomes Dr. Naota Hashimoto to discuss Success Partner, TrackStat, a game-changer in practice management. Dr. Naota shares his journey from managing a disconnected practice to revolutionizing operations with automation and real-time data. They explore how integration boosts efficiency, profitability, and resource management. A must-listen for healthcare professionals seeking smarter systems and growth strategies.