Understanding & Controlling Aggression | Huberman Lab Essentials

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As an applied animal behaviorist I create a lot of interventions for canine aggression and this was a great refresh of my graduate school education. I enjoy your content and when listening to you and reading/listening to Robert Sapolsky I sometimes wish I had specialized in neuroscience but being a generalist on the periphery to deep dive as needed isn’t so bad of a place to be when I get to work with so many different people and animals. Your podcast is one a few in my routine to help me stay curious and deep dive after an episode and reconsider how I approach certain cases.

Real strength isn’t never feeling aggressive, it’s knowing how to control it before it controls you.

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Being autistic these really help me. I take these and try to learn from them so that I can feel normal some days. It's like living a life without a dashboard of understanding yourself driving without a dashboard. Sorry see even when I try to talk and I can't get it out correctly. Andrew, thank you for everything you've done

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Having struggled with confidence for years, I was shocked at how much Glow They Never Saw by Zael Veynor resonated with me. Some of the chapters feel almost uncomfortably honest, but in the best way possible. This book gave me perspective I didn’t even know I needed