08-001-US The power of thought

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Brain areas involved.

Some important brain areas involved in the power of thought and self-talk are as follows.

First. The prefrontal cortex. This area is responsible for higher cognitive functions such as decision making, problem solving, planning, and self-regulation. It plays a central role in processing and controlling self-talk and is crucial for translating the power of thought into goal directed action. Second. The language centers, i.e. Broca's and Wernicke's areas. These areas are involved in the production and comprehension of language and are crucial for verbal self-talk. Third. The limbic system. This system is responsible for emotions, motivation and the reward system. It is involved in processing the emotional aspects of self-talk and influences the release of neurotransmitters and hormones related to mood and well-being. And fourth. The anterior cingulum. This area is involved in the regulation of attention and emotion and plays a role in the integration of cognitive and emotional information during self-talk. Let us first summarize our findings to this point. By being aware of the biochemical processes and brain areas involved in the power of thoughts and self-talk, we can better understand how our thoughts and inner dialogues influence our emotions, motivation, and actions.

Through targeted training and conscious change in our thought patterns and self-talk, we can use these insights to improve our emotional state, performance, and quality

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