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The Winner Effect
This episode unpacks how success, even in small doses, fundamentally reshapes our brain chemistry, creating a powerful feedback loop that can either propel us to greater heights or lead to unforeseen pitfalls.
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“This episode unpacks how success, even in small doses, fundamentally reshapes our brain chemistry, creating a powerful feedback loop that can either propel us to greater heights or lead to unforeseen pitfalls.”
— Ian H. Robertson, The Winner Effect
Success psychology, neuroscience, performance
If you've ever wondered why some people seem to effortlessly build momentum, or how to recover your drive after a setback, this will clarify the hidden biological forces at play, and this will help you see what to do next.
Ian Robertson, a leading neuroscientist and professor of psychology, brings decades of research into brain function to illuminate the precise biological mechanisms that link success, confidence, and our capacity for future achievement.