Sep 1, 2026 · 59 min · 12 segments
Dr. Doug Brackmann is a psychologist who works with Navy SEALs, PGA pros and founders — and he teaches meditation by putting a rifle in your hands and asking you to hit a target a mile away. He was a…
Doug BrackmannGuest
Matt EbertHost
Um, And we scare the crap out of most people that are not like us because of the way our brain works.

So you put us in a functional ride, you just get to the, to the meat of this three, two, three real big differences become very apparent.

And it's something called the executive function and the executive function dominant left prefrontal dominance.

And so when they look at something, this part of the brain helps them really only tune into the things they're, they're paying attention to.

Well, it's an honest, you know, normies, my new book, you know, I call it the title of my new book is sheep and wolves.

And, you know, they are very prone to living in a very logical, linear world.

It, it, you know, puts this logical linear way of going through the world into a very nice little narrative.

And so back in COVID time, you know, wear your mask and do this and do this, and then you're going to be okay.

Um, we drivens looking at that going, what the hell are you people talking about? How can you believe that? Right.

And whether it's don't wear your mask or wear your mask in this narrative way of going through the world, is their identity.

Um, And we scare the crap out of most people that are not like us because of the way our brain works.

So you put us in a functional ride, you just get to the, to the meat of this three, two, three real big differences become very apparent.

And it's something called the executive function and the executive function dominant left prefrontal dominance.

And so when they look at something, this part of the brain helps them really only tune into the things they're, they're paying attention to.

Well, it's an honest, you know, normies, my new book, you know, I call it the title of my new book is sheep and wolves.

And, you know, they are very prone to living in a very logical, linear world.

It, it, you know, puts this logical linear way of going through the world into a very nice little narrative.

And so back in COVID time, you know, wear your mask and do this and do this, and then you're going to be okay.

Um, we drivens looking at that going, what the hell are you people talking about? How can you believe that? Right.

And whether it's don't wear your mask or wear your mask in this narrative way of going through the world, is their identity.
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