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Reframe: From Automatic Reactions to Intentional Living

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Your brain learned these patterns. It can learn new ones. Through real-life stories and practical neuroscience, discover how to change the patterns shaping your thoughts, behaviors, and relationships. Much of what we do happens automatically. Our brains build pathways from repeated thoughts, emotions, and experiences, then rely on those pathways to help us respond quickly. A sharp comment lands, and before you've thought it through, you're defensive. A piece of feedback arrives, and you're already building your case against it. These automatic reactions are meant to protect us. But they can also keep us stuck, pulling us away from the people we want to be and the lives we want to create. In REFRAME, Nancy Post makes the science of the brain understandable and useful. Drawing on more than 35 years of Fortune 100 engineering and leadership experience, training in neuroscience-based coaching, and the lessons of growing up the youngest of 15 children, she explores why we: Become defensive and misread one another Resist constructive feedback Repeat unhelpful, automatic habits Act against what matters most to us Each of the books 14 chapters combines brain science with honest stories and practical reflection, giving you the tools to recognize the patterns driving your reactions and build new ones with intention. Understanding your brain will not eliminate difficult moments. It will give you greater choice in how you respond.©2026 Nancy Post (P)2026 Nancy Post Comportement au travail et organisationnel Développement personnel Parentalité Relations Émotions
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