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Why Willpower Doesn’t Work (And What Does Instead)

Why Willpower Doesn’t Work (And What Does Instead)

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We are joined by Positive Psychologist & Creator of Psychosomatic Intelligence Max Weigand. He helps us to break down the science of decision fatigue and the deeper truth behind self-control. In this episode, we unpack some of the biggest misconceptions around stress, motivation, and willpower—and why pushing harder isn’t always the answer. We explore Psychosomatic Intelligence™ (PSQ) and what it really means to work with your nervous system instead of against it.

We talk about how your emotional state shapes your focus, decisions, and performance, and why even high achievers can still find themselves stuck in cycles of anxiety, self-doubt, and self-sabotage. You’ll also hear a simple breakdown of the core principles behind PSQ, what “psychosomatic coherence” actually means in real life, and how to start applying it in a practical way.

If you’re looking to feel more in control, think more clearly, and perform at your best without burning out, this episode is packed with insights—and a simple daily practice you can start using right away.

Max's website: https://www.psychosomaticintelligence.com/


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