Topics Covered:Identity activation: why your brain listens when you speakThe neuroscience of affirmations and “the production effect”Claire’s story from engineer to confident speakerThe Scan–Shrink–Shift method for nervous system resetsHow to activate the “leader” network in your brainMirror work, breathwork, and verbal cues for instant state changeWhy resilience starts with micro-moments of mental fitnessTimestamps:00:00 – The sentence that changed Claire’s life02:45 – The meeting where everything shifted04:00 – What happens to the brain when you speak out loud06:00 – Identity activation and why it matters08:00 – Mirror work, posture, and leadership presence10:00 – Claire’s TEDx: “The Say It Out Loud Rule”11:30 – The neuroscience behind the “Triple S” method12:00 – SCAN: Label your physical state13:00 – SHRINK: Shrink the reaction through breath14:00 – SHIFT: Say a new belief out loud to redirect your brain15:00 – Why saying it out loud matters16:00 – Mental Fitness Masterclass & Live Labs17:00 – Final note: lead boldly, stay human What you’ll learn:The neuroscience of affirmations that actually workWhy saying it out loud triggers identity-level changeHow to use the Scan–Shrink–Shift methodA 10-second ritual to reset your nervous system under pressure Mentioned in this episode:Claire’s TEDx talk: The Say It Out Loud Rule (Will be live on Youtube next week) Follow Claire on LinkedIn:https://www.linkedin.com/in/clairehayek/ 🎓 Want to train your brain for resilience and high performance?Join Claire’s free Mental Fitness Masterclass here:👉 ⁠https://go.clairehayek.com/mental-fitness-masterclass⁠ 📩 For free resources, upcoming masterclasses, or to join our next live webinar—click here:👉 ⁠https://linktr.ee/clairehayek⁠ 📢 Subscribe to The NeuroLeadership Edge Podcast for brain-based strategies to lead with clarity, courage, and impact.
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