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Operation Podcast
Ep. 35 - Afghanistan, Anxiety, Epigenetics, Empathy with Amina Zamani
Ep. 35 - Afghanistan, Anxiety, Epigenetics, Empathy with Amina Zamani
Ep. 35 - Afghanistan, Anxiety, Epigenetics, Empathy with Amina Zamani
Wednesday 17th April 2024
Amina Zamani discusses neuroscience, epigenetic trauma, and empathy, offering insights into achieving peak performance and emotional well-being.
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Episode Overview
- Understanding epigenetic trauma and its impact on future generations.
- The role of empathy in improving professional collaboration.
- Addressing limiting beliefs for lasting personal change.
- The importance of community support in mental wellness.
- Integrating neuroscience and spirituality for holistic coaching.
The goal is to reach out and ask for support. You know, release the shame. Find community. Find support. We're just not alone
In this episode of MINDBEND, host Matthew Dunehoo sits down with Amina Zamani, an executive coach and speaker with a wealth of experience in neuroscience and biohacking. Amina shares her unique approach to helping individuals achieve peak performance, healthier communication, and emotional well-being. She delves into her heritage and how it has shaped her understanding of consciousness and trauma.
Amina discusses the concept of epigenetic trauma, explaining how past experiences can leave indelible marks on our DNA and affect future generations. She also touches on the importance of empathy in both personal and professional settings, and how it can facilitate smoother collaboration. Throughout the conversation, Amina emphasizes the significance of understanding and addressing one's own limiting beliefs and deeply rooted issues to achieve lasting change.
The episode is a fascinating blend of neuroscience, spirituality, and practical advice for anyone looking to improve their mental wellness and professional life.