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Oct 7, 2026

GiftHOST
0:28
But how often do we intentionally train the way we think, feel, respond, and relate to others? My guest today is Arnold Blitz.
GiftHOST
0:39
the creator of brain fitness and brain athletics, whose work focuses on helping people train their brain and nervous system so they can think clearly, feel steadier, and perform better in life.
GiftHOST
0:59
Arnold Brink, Dickens of Experience across technology, organizational leadership, psychology, coaching, innovation, and personal development.
GiftHOST
1:09
leadership.
Arnold BeekesGUEST
3:13
My sister was depression.
Arnold BeekesGUEST
3:15
It's like, once you... your mental and emotional state is past a certain threshold, you're really, really in a bad situation.
Arnold BeekesGUEST
3:25
So I was thinking, what could we do from a preventive point of view? What can we do from an optimization point of view? And that is where the idea for brain fitness emerged.
GiftHOST
3:38
What exactly is brain fitness? And what does training your brain actually look like?
Henry ChiweteluHOST
0:24
All right.
Henry ChiweteluHOST
0:25
The creator of Brain Fitness and Brain Athletes.
Henry ChiweteluHOST
0:28
Arnold is an explorer, generalist, innovator, and coach who has spent decades working in technology, organizational leadership, psychology, and personal development.
Henry ChiweteluHOST
0:39
His mission is to help people develop better brains and create better innovation for better living.
Henry ChiweteluHOST
0:51
Through his work, he helps people improve their focus, emotional stability, self-awareness, and performance under pressure.
Henry ChiweteluHOST
0:59
He also introduced the idea of brain athletes, people who see their thoughts, emotions, and relationships as trainable rather than fixed.
Henry ChiweteluHOST
1:08
Today, we'll discuss brain fitness, neuroplasticity, mental awareness, unconditioning leadership, and how we can unlock our potential by learning to train the mind.
Henry ChiweteluHOST
1:19
Arnold, welcome to Telling My Story, and it's a pleasure to have you here with us today.
Adrian OwenGUEST
4:11
All you need to do is think about it.
Adrian OwenGUEST
4:13
There's no magic bullet out there in brain training or eating well or exercising.
Adrian OwenGUEST
4:19
You've just got to think about it.
Jim MoraHOST
4:21
Neuroscientist Dr Adrian Owen is with us.

10 MINS LATER

Adrian OwenGUEST
14:04
Yes.
Adrian OwenGUEST
14:05
And this is getting more and more complicated every year.
Adrian OwenGUEST
14:07
I mean, it was back in 2010, we published the largest ever study of brain training and we took 11,600 people and we got them to use a commercial brain trainer.
Adrian OwenGUEST
14:19
And I can't mention which one it was for legal reasons, but we used a commercial brain trainer, 11,000 people training several times a week for six weeks.

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Episode 2: Love, Hope, ADHD, and the Brain’s Big Knobs

Sep 14 · 1 Mention

MalikHOST
23:07
I'm going to argue with my own posture later.
DanielHOST
23:10
Not every case, but the broader point is coordination training is brain training.
MalikHOST
23:16
Breathwork is fifteen seconds to break a panic spiral.
MalikHOST
23:19
Vagal tone stuff was wild.
Patrick PorterGUEST
22:02
I wasn't getting a percentage of their sales.
Patrick PorterGUEST
22:04
So we partnered with them, and we showed them how to use brain fitness in their labs, and we told them that they usually did not have a, uh, HRV.
Patrick PorterGUEST
22:14
Some did, so we showed them how to use that HRV 'cause-
Matt BennettHOST
22:17
Yeah

26 MINS LATER

Patrick PorterGUEST
47:55
the study with, with neural feedback, and we showed that what neural feedback does in 40 sessions, we proved we do it in 15, and ours last.
Patrick PorterGUEST
48:01
We did a one-year washout and it still was there.
Patrick PorterGUEST
48:04
So that's why we call it brain fitness.
Patrick PorterGUEST
48:06
So we, I think that brain fitness will become as popular, not just our device.
Jim KwikGUEST
30:21
So you want to be smart about this, okay? We're using common sense and we're being safe about this.
Jim KwikGUEST
30:26
But the idea here in Neurobics is just like with aerobics or doing some, whether you're doing, or you maybe you're doing CrossFit for your body, this is like a way of doing CrossFit for your mind.
Jim KwikGUEST
30:36
Because especially in a world of AI where people are more and more are using it, and they're using it to almost replace their own thinking, they call it cognitive offloading.
Jim KwikGUEST
30:45
And so the, that creativity, you know, any muscle, this is going back to feeding pe- it's always what you feed, right? If you're not exercising and feeding your thinking, your decision-making skills, your creativity, and you're asking AI to remove all the friction and do it for you, it's like going to the gym and asking a friend to lift the weights for you, then you never get the benefit of doing the work.
Eric ZimmerHOST
31:07
That's a good analogy
Jim KwikGUEST
31:08
...
Jim KwikGUEST
31:08
Neurobics is like life.
Jim KwikGUEST
31:10
It's, it's based on what challenges you will change you.

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