Mirror Thinking
Mirror Thinking Most of us have someone we look up to and consider a 'role model', whether it's a parent, a teacher or a manager. The area of the brain that we have to thank for this is our mirror…
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Mirror Thinking
Most of us have someone we look up to and consider a 'role model', whether it's a parent, a teacher or a manager. The area of the brain that we have to thank for this is our mirror neuron, which learns through imitation, enabling us to grow and develop through the transfer of behaviours and knowledge. In fact, a lot of people we come into contact with, whether we consider them a role model or not, probably have more of an impact on us than we realise.
Every interaction we have powerfully imprints on our brain through this neurone, regardless of whether it is something we want to absorb or not.In Mirror Thinking, Fiona Murden uses her experience and insight as a psychologist to empower us to leverage the mirror system to our advantage. Some of this is through conscious learning, but there are many influences we are unaware of. Beginning with an introduction to the mirror