How To Take Full Control Of Your Mind: Prof. Steve Peters, The Chimp Paradox | E96

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Published 2021-09-05
This weeks episode entitled ‘How To Take Full Control Of Your Mind: Prof. Steve Peters, The Chimp Paradox’

0:00 Intro
3:37 The basis of your work
06:41 Mental health
12:53 The chimp brain
18:49 How do we understand what drives us?
33:29 How do we manage our emotional reactions?
52:48 Stress & Alcoholism
01:03:43 Forming habits
01:08:09 What does an everyday person do without you?
01:09:46 Fear of failure
01:11:28 Setting your state in the morning
01:12:45 Gratitude

Steve:
twitter.com/chimpmanagement
www.facebook.com/professorstevepeters/

Steve’s new book:
www.amazon.co.uk/Path-through-Jungle-2021-Psycholo…

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All Comments (21)
  • @TheDiaryOfACEO
    This conversation gave me so many personal epiphanies, I implore you to watch right to the end…. Thank you for all being here 🙏🏽 Hit like and subscribe with a chance to watch these conversations live
  • @dancole2994
    I like to think of the chimp as the inner child, and we must parent our inner child daily without judgement.
  • @annak29
    Imagine a world in which a majority of psychiatrists were this brilliant, compassionate, insightful, and connected to others? He is a true light, thank you both!
  • If anyone reads this, a good habit I manifested years ago was to never have a bad day, there will be moments or instances where your day may be bad, but moments after or when you get home if anyone asks just simply say my day was good! and smile more
  • “It’s not the fear of failure, it’s fear of not being able to deal with the consequences of failure”.
    Spot on! When I ‘fail’ at something, especially at work, I fear the consequences of my line manager’s next move, since I feel (there’s that ‘chimp’!) that he/she will take over the situation: “ I am now going to make a decision on your mistake! ” My ‘chimp’ takes over and thinks, ‘Oh no, my line manager’s going to do something bad to me!’, fight, flight, or freeze!
    Prof Steve Peters is genius! I am currently reading the book and never has a book hit the spot as accurately as this one! Now I know why I have felt vulnerable in spite of my intelligence.
  • @erinmcnee
    I always start my Monday morning listening to your pod while working out. This was one of the most insightful conversations yet and definitely the one I've taken the most away from. Thank you! ❤
  • One of the most important podcasts ever recorded. Stunning insight into the human mind
  • @iestyn54
    He’s really good Steven. These podcasts are really helping me. I run my own business and also play golf. When I play golf I have ‘unmanageable thoughts’.
    Thank you Steven - you deserve every success.
    Dal ati (keep going),
    Iestyn from 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
  • @grubboy5991
    Time stamp 42:30

    Wow. This may be the single thing that I will use to drag myself out of my years long heartbreak downward spiral…. As also, Stephen asks the questions we are all wanting answers to. I really loved, and needed this DOAC. Thank you 🙏
  • @keshavbx
    Loved that analogy he made about our baseline being those values (integrity/honesty/service etc) we choose being who we are, and just that the chimp/computer gets in the way. Brilliant 👏🏽 👏🏽
  • @abbihh
    When planning my week ahead, I always look forward to your Monday podcast as one of the highlights.
    I sometimes use it as a reward for completing some of my dreaded tasks and
    I prefer to watch it on YouTube than Spotify.

    The expressions, gestures, transparency, vulnerability, all make for an enriching experience.

    Thanks for making this happen.
  • @mattpitt17
    Only 20 minutes in but so much of this is resonating that it could be one of the most impactful conversations I’ve ever heard! All types of emotion are being triggered by this and I will have to delve into this mans work following this. Great pod! 👍
  • @stefanogalaxys
    This really made me see the light during a really dark day, it's been 2 months after I broke up and I'm constantly going through highs and lows asking my self why am I feeling this way even though I've been the one who ended it. Thank you Steven for sharing your personal story with us, I'm now more aware of my feelings and think I can get through this with less self judgment.
  • @derekdevenny122
    Only a quarter of the way through the chimp paradox. This has totally change the way I address my anxiety. I reccomend it to anyone at any stage in there life.
  • @KingaGorski
    You can hear the empathy and kindness in Prof. Steve's voice when he speaks. This hour & 15 min interview honestly felt like 30 minutes—it was a really enjoyable and insightful convo. Looking forward to listening to your 2nd (more recent) interview together!
  • I been listening to your podcast for a minute now. This one was the one I needed to hear in the place that I’m currently at with myself. Thank you Steve for pushing out amazing insights on important topics! What a refresher 🙌🏼
  • @asg7535
    What a brilliant man. I’ve never read his book but it’s now on my to-do list. Learned so much I can’t believe this is free 🥳
  • @Romie15
    I first listened to this episode in Spotify and I'm now listening for a second time in YouTube. I've learnt a lot from Prof. Steve Peters. Thank you! ♥