| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Title | Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself |
| Author | Dr. Joe Dispenza |
| Language | English |
| Format | Paperback |
| Pages | Approximately 320 pages |
| Publisher | Hay House |
| Publication Year | 2012 |
| Genre | Self-Help / Personal Development |
| Key Topics | Neuroscience, Mindfulness, Meditation, Habit Change |
| Target Audience | Adults, personal growth seekers |
| ISBN | 978-1401938099 |
Breaking the Habit of Being yourself by Dr. Joe Dispenza
Breaking the Habit of Being Yourself is a transformative self-development book that bridges neuroscience, psychology, quantum physics, and meditation to explain how people can rewire their brains and create lasting personal change. Dr. Joe Dispenza challenges the idea that we are fixed by our genes, habits, and past experiences, showing instead that we have the power to reshape our identity by changing how we think, feel, and act.
The book explains how repeated thoughts and emotional reactions create neurological “hardwiring,” locking us into familiar patterns of behavior—even when those patterns cause stress, fear, anxiety, or dissatisfaction. Dr. Dispenza reveals that by becoming conscious of these unconscious habits, individuals can break free from automatic emotional responses and create a new future.
Through scientific explanations and practical applications, the author teaches readers how to:
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Identify subconscious beliefs and emotional addictions
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Understand how the brain and body work together to maintain habits
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Use focused intention and meditation to reprogram the mind
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Shift from living in the past to intentionally creating the future
A major feature of the book is its step-by-step meditation practice, designed to help readers move beyond their conditioned self and enter a new state of awareness. These meditations are meant to align thoughts and emotions with desired outcomes, allowing the body and mind to experience real biological and psychological change.
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