Learn To Act As If Nothing Bothers You - Joe Dispenza Motivation

Welcome to an empowering session with Dr. Joe Dispenza, where you'll learn to act as if nothing bothers you. This video is not just a motivational speech; it's a blueprint to develop a bulletproof mindset in the face of life's inevitable challenges. Whether you're dealing with personal setbacks, professional obstacles, or day-to-day annoyances, Dr. Dispenza's insights are your key to maintaining inner peace and emotional stability.

🔥 In This Video, You Will Discover:

Effective strategies to cultivate emotional resilience and handle life's ups and downs with ease.
Practical tips to transform your response to stress, ensuring it doesn't overwhelm your daily life.
Dr. Dispenza's scientific approach to rewiring your brain for greater happiness and less reactivity.
Dr. Joe Dispenza, an esteemed neuroscientist and best-selling author, combines decades of research with real-world application to guide you towards mastering your emotional responses. His techniques are designed to empower you to live a more fulfilling and less reactive life.

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How to harness the power of your mind to rise above negativity.
Techniques to stabilize your emotions and react to challenges with a calm, composed demeanor.
The secret to living a stress-free life by adjusting your perception and reactions.
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[JAnaturally]

I am genuinely baffled by some of the comments. In addition to the fact that this video is a lesson in learning how to remain unbothered in all circumstances the fact that this small thing can be bothersome to some, to the point of action. Also, thank you, because I was also bothered by the comments. I was so grateful for the lesson I expected everyone else to also be grateful that someone took the time to provide us with useful information but I am also intending on being imperturbable but I was perturbed by the lack of gratitude so I took a moment to reflect. So thank you for the opportunity to apply the lesson. Life is a journey of experiences, I aim to be in control of the impact of My experiences on this journey. Safe travels my friends .

[jonihofmann]

Joe Dipenza is the absolute BEST at explaining how the Universe works! I simply LOVE listening to him.

[Amanda-wncc]

This is GOLD. Change the story to something neutral.

[AgoyomMusellam-dbzw]

You are the creator of your reality not the victim of circumstances.

[strollingthroughparadise]

The title of this video has been my goal for years and I’m very close to being that person. Accepting all that is as it is instead of judging it good or bad has been very helpful. Plus I have been focusing on the kinds of things you point out in your videos. And building my self love has made this process so much easier. Observing myself and my response in every situation has helped me to get in touch with my deep feelings and the feelings of others which no longer both me. Because I know now who I really am. Both human and divine experiencing this precious life. 🙏

[so_ed]

So true cause once you react then you’ll get a reaction, you are so awesome Dr Joe Dispenza. Totally agree ❤️

[outlawtendancies]

Sometimes it's about the message and not the messenger.

[theoriginal]

I’m not sure how much of this is Jo!, sounds a lot like his real take on things. One problem that I’ve noticed with his work, and the work of almost the entire self development industry is that there is no acknowledgment of trauma. When he’s talking about, don’t sweat the small stuff, and the brain doesn’t know the difference between small and big things, that is only partially true. When we are in an excessively vulnerable state, tired, sick, or exhausted for other reasons, or if we are in a hypnotic state, such as watching television, things that happen can get buried much deeper into our subconscious, or bypass our conscious mind altogether like in this case of TV. And when traumatic situation happen, which is anything that overwhelms our nervous system or damages our belief systems by something happening, which seems to contradict what we know to be true about the world, a lot of times we don’t recognize that more serious damage has happened. There is small t and big T trauma, and lots of smaller things happening- in addition to chronic stress, it has the exact same effect on our body, immune system and nervous system, as one gigantic wallop of trauma at one time can have. But rarely is that understood, or acknowledged, by medical or mental health professionals, let alone the general population.

Overall, I absolutely love uncle Joe and stuff that I’ve learned from him and his books over the past 18 months has altered the course of my life and mindset much for the better! Gabor Mate is also an excellent person to look up, especially if dealing with any kind of addiction, trauma, or ADHD symptoms.

[lindamellingen]

I have experienced more and more of this, following your meditations. Two years I have followed them now, just from home, never been to a gathering. It has changed my life in so many ways. Very thankful for that.

[barbsamuels]

There is truth here. This works. It really works.

[andrew.gardiner]

Thank you for making these videos. Even though they are augmented & modified, the content is powerful, meaningful and well done. It can’t be easy to produce these. Keep up the good work. Please. In essence, there are two basic types of things in life. Things we can control, and things we can’t control. If you can’t control something, don’t think about it, worry about it, or fret & ruminate upon it. The act of doing so has NO transformational value. None. On the other hand, if you can genuinely effect control over something (attitude, behavior and choices) and impact or influence a given outcome, then by all means you should do (control) it. Now, as so often is the is the case in life, intellectually, this sounds so easy & simple, however, the practical application of this is SO darn elusive, difficult and often too hard to execute. It takes practice… lots and lots and LOTS of practice until it becomes habitual. First you become aware, and then you become aware that you are aware, and when you take the ACTION and combine it with ongoing practice, more practice and unyielding discipline & conviction, one can and will achieve amazing results. It’s the law, and hence irrefutably, factually TRUE. No, it’s not easy, the most worthwhile achievements in life never are, but by golly It’s SO worth it. The operative words are awareness, action, and practice. Once you are rewarded with even just a small taste of ‘results’ AKA success, you will double down on your efforts and start to point this super power at any & all areas of your life. You don’t have to be great to start, but you have to start to be great. It took you a long time to firmly wrap yourself around the axle, so it’s going to take some time to untangle all those hardwired neurological pathways and rewire your thoughts and beliefs to produce the results that you seek, and that you so richly deserve. Believe me, the juice is worth the squeeze. More to the point YOU and your happiness & fulfillment in life are worth it! XOXO

[DD-mxts]

This is the summary of Buddhist philosophy

[quentinseicappie]

Stoicism at its finest.
This is essential for any real man.

[almiguel]

I have always wanted to be unflappable. And I see the wisdom in it. I always have trouble practicing when I am around my parents. The idea of not letting outside events affect you is super foreign to them. They were brought up in a time/environment where the appropriate response is always to assign blame (self or others) and to react in such a way that whatever caused the disturbance would be deterred from doing it again (anger, shaming, guilting). When they see me NOT acting this way, they interpret it as me not caring enough. Now that I live away from them it is a lot easier to be the person I have always wanted to be.

[annesheridan]

Some people may be missing the point! Any avenue to listen to Joe is great. Thank

[SefOrtego]

Sound advice ok starting now I am acting as if this isn’t bothering me that this isn’t Dr Joe

[carmelparry]

We have to be in a position where nothing affects you on the that is true the reultcis bliss 😊

[Sellsangel]

Joe Dispenza is amazing. This sounds like an AI version of his voice. I can’t focus on what he is saying because there is something off about his voice here.

[vinodpillai]

Only Dr Joe can only .make this excellent extempore.

[therealjdub]

Idc if this video is AI or not, it's too good, so much depth in this video! Phenomenal!