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Chris Bumstead

10/15/24

@ Chris Williamson

Women often have a hormonal response after childbirth that helps them cope with the pain, allowing them to remember the experience more positively later.

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Discipline, Confidence & The Champion’s Mindset - Chris Bumstead (4K)

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Discipline, Confidence & The Champion’s Mindset - Chris Bumstead (4K)

10/15/24

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Chris Bumstead

10/15/24

@ Chris Williamson

I experienced immense love and appreciation for my wife during the birth process; witnessing her strength and resilience in handling childbirth pain like a champ was incredible.

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Will Ahmed

05/20/25

@ Chris Williamson

Going through trauma can be challenging, but it often leads to a broader emotional range and personal growth, allowing you to appreciate life more deeply afterward.

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Dr. Michael Platt

02/17/25

@ Andrew Huberman

Oxytocin is released during childbirth and nursing, playing a crucial role in forming bonds between mothers and their infants, and is also involved in social relationships beyond parental bonds.

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Dr. Ethan Kross

11/25/24

@ Andrew Huberman

Experiencing emotional pain can be useful for habituation, allowing individuals to get used to discomfort and realize it's manageable.

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Dr. Melissa Ilardo

05/26/25

@ Andrew Huberman

These women dive throughout their pregnancies, sometimes until the day they give birth, and return to diving just days after childbirth, which has significant implications for their health and resilience.

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Chris Bumstead

10/15/24

@ Chris Williamson

Experiencing my partner's labor made me realize the importance of remaining calm and finding meaning in suffering, which is a powerful lesson.

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Dr. Mary-Frances O'Connor

06/02/25

@ Andrew Huberman

Grief is a natural response, and our bodies are resilient, but many people experience intense physical pain, like a lump in the throat or chest pain, when grieving.

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Dr. Mary-Frances O'Connor

06/02/25

@ Andrew Huberman

In cultures with strong grief literacy, people learn to navigate their emotions through shared experiences, which helps them process loss more effectively.

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Dr Joe Dispenza

08/14/23

@ The Diary Of A CEO

The stronger the emotion you feel from an experience, the more you remember it, which is crucial for embodying new knowledge and experiences.