The Neuro-Pathway to Happiness | Bart Baggett | TEDxUBIWiltz

The pharmaceutical industry and our advertising based society tell us to look externally for happiness… in the form of a pill, a new toy, status or money. However, there is new brain science that suggest you have the ability to re-write your own neuro-pathways to consistently feel happy… without requiring external validations, stimulation, or chemical enhancement. From the toolbox of mental tools such as NLP, handwriting analysis and meditation, comes a new form of intentional neuro-pathway programming. Using 3 simple daily habits, you can reprogram the pathways to happiness and wake up each day finding reasons to be happy… from the inside out.
Bart Baggett is the author of 9 books including 3 Amazon best sellers. His most popular books, The Magic Question, Handwriting Analysis 101, and The Success Secrets of the Rich & Happy explore the human mind and how to make personal transformation fun, interesting, and painless. Baggett has appeared on over 1500 radio and TV shows including CNN, Good Morning America, Today Show and has spoken on stages from London, Mumbai, and Sydney. He has an international fan base that far exceeds his reputation as America’s #1 Handwriting Expert. He is a true expert in the mind and how one can control his or her own happiness.
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[@cursedtodie]

I was in a car accident in 2005. I hit my head and ended up comatose. I was in a coma for 15 days. I wake up to be diagnosed a quadriplegic. I was in a ton of pain. However, I took my first steps for the 2nd time a month later. Nearly dying taught me how to live. I accepted my pain and decided that I'm going to live an unforgettable life. I live with no fear and have achieved so much. I only want more. I am truly alive and people don't understand it because they expect me to be depressed. I just smile and tell them I'm insane. :)

[@prabashgordon9091]

Today would the 4 years since my eldest daughter passed into her next phase. It was a heart wrenching experience.

[@dirkdaenen]

"worrying about stuff that will never happen" - I fall into that trap too! great tips... I love the 'good questions' approach!

[@AspergersversusNeurotypicals]

thank you Bart Baggett for such a keen, clear, powerful description of what goes on to heal a paralized leg, the motorbike analogy, ~

[@thephoenix1601]

1.Guided meditation

[@niravrathod1146]

Thank you!! Grateful for this video.

[@StanleyReynolds]

Without a doubt: If you grasp the principles that are being taught and then practice the recommendations that Mr. Baggett is offering you can take charge of your thought process and thereby take control of your life. Yes, it is work! Nevertheless, the pay-off is life changing.

[@rafsancrafts5853]

This is the perfect example of pursuit of

[@c.i.wrotethis231]

Excellent speaker, excellent presentation.

[@fleetwoodbeechbum]

Years ago i saw a number of future personal events (WYSIWYG) which made me start thinking that the brain is a kind of antenna of the unseen world. I think that his protocol of physically changing the brain pathway is actually tapping into that antenna power. When you become the proper antenna, you become the receiver of those thoughts in a physical way.

[@choukkarsadhana]

Yet another Very useful Talk with real time tips to change Neuropathways. Been listening to talks on Neuroplasticity one after the other. Love them.

[@sambotta790]

@bartbaggett knows stuff that's like magic. It worked for me!

[@arlinegeorge6967]

So true ultimate happiness is defined by uniquely individuals what each of us expect. Great talk. Thank you, bless you. All your dreams come true.

[@arafatbappy1447]

Happiness is a mental or emotional state of well-being defined by positive or pleasant emotions ranging....its was a great exapmle...

[@lumeajucariilor1228]

What a wonderful talk! Thank you!

[@shanmugasundaramdurairaj1232]

Simple techniques to develop our personality & to be happy....blessed to hear your talk....moreover your way of communication is incredible ...

[@aaaaaaaall4243]

One of the best I’ve heard

[@markosholiveira8663]

Amazing TED!

[@kaybaggett3454]

My mother used to say I cross my bridges before I get to them.

[@jamicarpenter8760]

AWESOME!!!!!!!🙏