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Breakdown Of The Psychological Mind

Breakdown Of The Psychological Mind

Want to understand whats inside your head and how it works?

The human brain is complex so I will simplify it for you.

Within the Chimp Management Model, we outline three parts to the brain:

Frontal - the Human

• Limbic - the Chimp

• Parietal - the Computer

These 3 parts combine to form the Psychological Mind.

These three parts of the brain attempt to work together, they very frequently get into conflict and struggle against eachother to gain control, with the Chimp (limbic brain) often winning! 

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