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Andrew Huberman

10/07/20

@ Lewis Howes

The pursuit of goals is linked to reproductive hormones like testosterone and estrogen, which influence our motivation and drive.

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"This Is Why You FEEL LOST & UNHAPPY In Life" - Fix This TODAY! | Andrew Huberman

@ Lewis Howes

"This Is Why You FEEL LOST & UNHAPPY In Life" - Fix This TODAY! | Andrew Huberman

10/07/20

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Michael Easter

06/16/25

@ Andrew Huberman

Dopamine, adrenaline, and norepinephrine work together to motivate us to pursue goals, whether through mental or physical movement.

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Steven Kotler

06/20/25

@ Big Think

Passion, driven by dopamine and norepinephrine, enhances focus and is more effective as a motivator when linked to a greater purpose.

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Andrew Huberman

01/30/25

@ Andrew Huberman

Motivation is fundamental to our daily life; it drives us to pursue both long-term and short-term goals.

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Dr. Michael Platt

02/17/25

@ Andrew Huberman

The brain constantly evaluates the value of potential mates, friends, or coworkers, influenced by social context and hormones like testosterone and estrogen, which adjust the 'volume' of these evaluations.

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Andrew Huberman

05/28/25

@ Theo Von

Dopamine is involved in motivation, driving us to move towards something we desire.

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Andrew Huberman

10/07/20

@ Lewis Howes

Dopamine is released when we pursue our goals, which is why many people feel depressed after achieving a big goal; they expect a greater reward.

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Jordan Peterson

12/30/24

@ Andrew Huberman

The dopamine response is linked to the reduction of uncertainty in achieving goals, reinforcing the importance of setting and pursuing meaningful objectives.

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Dr. Mike Israetel

02/13/24

@ Chris Williamson

Setting specific, realistic goals can enhance motivation, as motivation is often defined as the drive towards achieving a goal.

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Andrew Huberman

10/07/20

@ Lewis Howes

High achievers attach dopamine to the effort process rather than just the results, which helps maintain motivation and a growth mindset.