
Mitch Weisburgh
Mitch Weisburgh is an author and educator behind "MindShifting: Stop Your Brain from Sabotaging Your Happiness and Success" and a longtime education-technology entrepreneur who teaches and writes about mindset and neuroscience.
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Oct 8, 2026
Mind Shifting: How Scripts and Stories Shape Behavior (Mitch Weisburgh)
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Mitch WeisburghGUEST
But having said that, I think one limiting story that people tell themselves over and over again is, I can't do this.
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26:49Irena O'BrienHOST
It's just that pause and then your prefrontal cortex can help you issue a different response than the knee-jerk reaction that you had.
HUB 523: AUTHOR PANEL - Kim Groshek and Mitch Weisburgh
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Robbie SamuelsHOST
Did that affect book two? And is it going to be affecting book three, who the reader is going to be?

Mitch WeisburghGUEST
And I want to go back to a little bit of what Kim was saying, because a lot of what Kim is, what she seemed to be writing about are, this is how you accomplish this goal.

Mitch WeisburghGUEST
And so to a certain extent, it's skills, right? And, and so if you wanted to write a tiny book, You know, you could buy How to Write a Tiny Book and you'd get like the things to do and you could follow that from the book.

Mitch WeisburghGUEST
The things that are in the mind-shifting books, you actually, you can't learn them from a book.

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And that's, you know, in one sense, it's kind of unfortunate because, you know, you read the book and you get, if you read the book once, you get familiar with all the different things that you can do.

Mitch WeisburghGUEST
But these are the, it's just like, right, you can't learn how to ride a bicycle by reading a book.
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Robbie SamuelsHOST
So the reason we're all here is that we connected through one of the recent kindle flash sales that i organized three times a year of entrepreneurial authors come together lower their kindle book price to 99 cents or maybe a dollar 99 if the size of the file is bigger and we all cross promote love mitch you know you've been through this now what was sort of your expectation of what it was going to be like what was it like and how does it fit with the helping you
How to Lead When Your Brain Wants to Go Into Survival Mode? ft. Mitch Weisburgh
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Mitch WeisburghGUEST
Well, the very first thing is self-awareness or what some people might call metacognition and being able to recognize when we're in this survival mode or when we're in this limbic way of thinking.

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And so just recognizing that whenever you're sure of something, you're probably in limbic mode.

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When you know that the other person is wrong, when you know that there's only one way of doing something, When you're feeling angry or anxious or you're procrastinating something that you know that you have to do, those are all signals that you're in limbic mode and you're going to be a lot more effective if you get into resourceful mode.

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Sometimes just that realization, sometimes that self-awareness is really all you need to do because sometimes you can say, oh, yeah, I was upset.

Mitch WeisburghGUEST
It's because I had a survival reaction to that, but I'm okay now, and go on and be more resourceful.
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