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Rewiring the Brain for Willpower

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The burger or the salad? The treadmill or the sofa? Spend or save?

Throughout the course of a single day, choices like these test our willpower repeatedly . . . and sometimes the choices we make can leave us feeling like a failure.

If you’ve ever made a vow to practice better self-control, you know how much of a challenge it can be.

But change is possible. According to Kelly McGonigal, PhD, willpower is trainable. She’ll show you how to get started with this simple and effective technique.

Click on the video below to check it out – it’s just 3 minutes.

Click here to sign up.

Strengthening willpower is possible, and knowing how to do it could be the catalyst your clients need to start making wiser decisions and meeting long-held goals.

To learn how to rewire your brain for willpower, click here.

Have you ever helped someone struggling with self-control? How have you learned to exercise willpower successfully in your own life? Please share your comments below.

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