We all, to some degree, have an immediate sense of who we are – our values and beliefs, our mood and feelings, our insecurities, fears, and desires. All together, and with so much more, these form our ego – the storehouse of our identity.

The ego is not just a bunch of abstract ideas; instead, it’s actually grounded and cemented in our body-state and mindset. While the age-old wisdom of “knowing thyself” is incredibly powerful and important, what happens when we want to actually change an aspect of who we are?

Neurosculpting is the answer.

But first, we must start with the ego.

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