Emmanuel Jal—How to rewire your brain and reclaim your mind

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Is it possible to transform your life? Emmanuel went from child soldier to peace ambassador today. We’ll discuss mental poverty, trauma, and high stress shut down the faculties of our mind.

Emmanuel goes on to share the three ingredients to change our lives…

  1. an audacious vision,

  2. knowing our purpose,

  3. and a positive external environment.

When you do all three positive change becomes possible.

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Emmanuel Jal

Emmanuel started in life as a child soldier in the war-torn region of Southern Sudan in the early 1980s. He has a story of overcoming huge personal traumas to go on and become an acclaimed recording artist, peace ambassador, and life performance coach. We'll be speaking to Emmanuel about how he specifically overcame his traumas and reclaimed his mind, which was consumed by debilitating thoughts and beliefs from his past. He'll also talk about how through his wellness organisation, My Life Is Art, anyone can use the same meditation techniques and methods he used to overcome his setbacks to rewire their mind for success.

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Recorded live on 17th September 2020.

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