Caroline Leaf
Neurologist
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Sep 24, 2026
#148 - Could five minutes really make any difference?
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6:53KathHOST
And you're reminding me of a lady who has done a lot of work in this space.
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6:59KathHOST
Caroline Leaf actually has done quite a lot of work in the neuroscience space and how to have a sense of well-being in your thinking, you know, in how you...
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7:14KathHOST
I suppose, look after your mind and the mindfulness space.
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7:19KathHOST
And she shares a lot of scientific evidence around the benefit of daydreaming and letting your mind wander and, you know, for brain health.
78 : Cleaning up your mental mess - Dr Caroline Leaf's 5-Step Neurocycle Process
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0:00AntoinetteHOST
Everyone see the slides? Okay.
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0:06AntoinetteHOST
You are pretty much based this on Dr. Caroline Leaf's work because that was the background I gave last time.
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0:13AntoinetteHOST
So she calls this five step neuro cycle process a way to clean up your mental mess.
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0:22AntoinetteHOST
So I thought it would be worth having a look at what are toxic thoughts, which we all know this, but just as an overview of why this is so potentially valuable and important.
78 : Cleaning up your mental mess - Dr Caroline Leaf's 5-Step Neurocycle Process
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0:00AntoinetteHOST
Can everyone see the slides? [phone ringing] Okay.
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0:05AntoinetteHOST
Uh, yeah, I've pretty much based this on Dr. Caroline Leaf's work, because that was the background I gave last time.
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0:13AntoinetteHOST
So she calls this five-step neurocycle process, um, a way to clean up your mental mess.
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0:21AntoinetteHOST
Um, so I thought it would be worth, um, having a look at, uh, what are toxic thoughts, which we all know this, but just as an overview of why this is so potentially valuable and important, and why do they matter physically.
Lorinda Van Newkirk
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29:25Lorinda Van NewkirkGUEST
It's so important and keeping your mind.
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29:28Lorinda Van NewkirkGUEST
And then I really, really, these are not easy reads, but Caroline leaf, um, switch on your brain.
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29:36Lorinda Van NewkirkGUEST
So this is a really good, everybody has come from trauma in their life and everybody's trauma is different.
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29:44Lorinda Van NewkirkGUEST
Um, and, And this book has really helped me.
How Williams Denis Built an $8M Real Estate Wholesaling Business
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23:35Q EdmondsHOST
Well, listen, man, I thank you for the growth mindset.
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23:38Q EdmondsHOST
Listen, one of my favorite books, not sure if you've heard of it, is by Dr. Caroline Leaf.
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23:43Q EdmondsHOST
It's called Switch On Your Brain.
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23:45Q EdmondsHOST
She's a neuroscientist, and she literally teaches us how to do neuroplasticity every day.
77 : The mind is both the architect and engineer of your personal transformation.
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0:45AntoinetteHOST
Some of it you would have heard, some of it you've heard from us, from Loretta, and I'm hoping some of it will be a wow because it was for me.
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0:54AntoinetteHOST
I took this information from Dr. Caroline Leaf, who's a psychoneurobiologist from her neuroplasticity research, culminating 44 years of research in this area.
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1:08AntoinetteHOST
She's one of the world's leading people, even though she's a South African living in Canada.
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1:15AntoinetteHOST
So yeah, it's a lot.
335-Bring the HI to the AI. Shay Sparks on Staying Human in an AI World
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3:36Theresa CroftHOST
A lot of counseling, a lot of training your mind.
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3:39Theresa CroftHOST
I went to a neuropsychologist, one of the best besides Dr. Caroline Leaf.
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3:45Theresa CroftHOST
And I'm sorry, folks.
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3:46Theresa CroftHOST
Counseling is really good, but there's nothing like really seeing what God designed in your brain.
77 : The mind is both the architect and engineer of your personal transformation.
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0:45AntoinetteHOST
Some of it you would have heard, some of it you've heard from us, from Loretta, and I'm hoping some of it will be a wow because it was for me.
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0:54AntoinetteHOST
I took this information from Dr. Caroline Leaf, who's a psychoneurobiologist from her neuroplasticity research, culminating 44 years of research in this area.
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1:08AntoinetteHOST
She's one of the world's leading people, even though she's a South African living in Canada.
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1:15AntoinetteHOST
So yeah, it's a lot.
Choices Choices Choices
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13:47JasonGUEST
I think I'm halfway through two books right now.
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13:51JasonGUEST
Dr. Caroline Leaf's book about wiring your brain.
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13:53JasonGUEST
And then there's another book, Stand Firm and Act Like Men.
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13:56JasonGUEST
Those are biblical, scriptural-based, right? And so it all depends.
How to Stop Fearing Other People's Disappointment
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1:14Caroline LeafHOST
Leaf Show.
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1:15Caroline LeafHOST
I'm Dr. Caroline Leaf, and I'm a clinical and research neuroscientist.
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1:19Caroline LeafHOST
And for the last 44 years, actually, I've been trying to understand the mind, the mind-body connection, thoughts, memories, mental health, how we can manage our mind, the power of the mind, and all these things to help us just be better humans and just manage all the challenges of life.
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1:34Caroline LeafHOST
And I'm really excited that you've joined me today because this is a podcast where we explore all of these things.
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