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Dr Rangan ChatterjeeMINDSET EXPERT Explains How To Manifest The FUTUTE YOU WANT! | Peter Crone
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WHAT IT’S REALLY ABOUT
Peter Crone on Dissolving Subconscious Limits Through Compassion, Listening and Self-Acceptance
- Crone argues that seeking solutions to problems reinforces the belief that you have a problem, so he aims to dissolve problems by changing how people see them.
- He says emotional triggers show where a person is not free, and that upset comes from subconscious fears rather than from other people's actions.
- The conversation applies this to obesity, where Crone describes emotional obesity, unexpressed feelings of inadequacy and the use of food for comfort, and suggests compassion and a realistic timeline instead of pressure.
- Crone says real success is being at peace in the midst of chaos, and that waiting for a future state of happiness keeps people in dis-ease today.
- He closes by saying the biggest relationship skill is listening to understand another person's reality, and that daily habits matter less than the self-love or survival motive behind them.
IDEAS WORTH REMEMBERING
5 ideasTriggers point to where you are not free
Crone says that when someone upsets you, the real cause is a subconscious fear already in you, so the trigger is a chance to find more freedom.
Solutions can reinforce the problem
Crone says that hunting for strategies to fix problems strengthens the belief that something is wrong, which is why he talks about dissolution rather than solution.
Feeling heard matters more than being reassured
Using the example of a mother whose son said he'd never be as good as his brother, Crone says that rushing in with praise suppresses the feeling, while listening makes the child feel seen.
Compassion changes how we see difficult people
Rangan describes the idea that you would behave the same way if you had another person's conditioning, and Crone shares a story of helping a drunk driver, saying hostile behavior is conditioned into people for survival.
Weight loss starts with shedding the image of inadequacy
Crone says that excess weight often reflects unexpressed emotion and a felt lack of love, so the key loss is the self-image of inadequacy, which he calls the precursor to a new body.
WORDS WORTH SAVING
5 quotesI don't solve people's problems, I dissolve them.
— Peter Crone
And to me, real success is where I can be at peace in the midst of chaos.
— Peter Crone
you can allow everything and everybody to be exactly the way they are and still be completely at peace.
— Peter Crone
it's not the weight they have to lose, it's the image of themselves that they're looking to shed that has got these connotations of inadequacy, of not being acceptable, of not being loved.
— Peter Crone
I wanna say the greatest communicators are the greatest listeners.
— Peter Crone
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SPEAKERS
Peter Crone
guestMindset expert known as “The Mind Architect,” working with high performers and clients on subconscious programming and behavior change.
Dr. Rangan Chatterjee
hostMedical doctor and podcast host of “Feel Better, Live More,” interviewing experts on health, mindset, and wellbeing.
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