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What sets a billionaire’s brain apart from yours? Dr Sweta Adatia, a neurologist and founder of Limitless Brain Lab, recently unpacked the science behind high-performance thinking in a conversation with Raj Shamani.
When asked whether billionaires think differently, Dr Adatia said two key factors shape the brain: environment and genetics. “A combination of nature and nurture will make your brain bloom,” she explained. “People who have a spark in them from the beginning often become successful.”
According to her, success boils down to clarity of purpose. “Focus, mission, vision, and purpose are all one needs,” she said, adding that it is possible to actively rewire the mind. “Absolutely. I also believe in neuro-manifestation. Your mind and brain are all it takes to achieve anything.”
Dr Adatia highlighted the role of the frontal cortex in billionaires. “The power of the frontal cortex is significantly higher in a billionaire’s brain. No matter how many challenges they face, they keep trying, building resilience and endurance.” She added that emotional detachment plays a crucial role in sharpening focus and attention: “He (a billionaire) converted purpose into outcome.”
She also cautioned against complacency. “Never feel content, because you won’t grow. Opportunity and growth lie beyond contentment. It’s foolish to be satisfied.”
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The video resonated with several social media users, amassing a wave of reactions. “It was great, impressed, it changed my perspective towards emotions and the functioning of the brain,” a user wrote. “Very well said at 10:55, I usually tell my pillow before sleep that I want to wake up at this time in morning and 90% I end up waking up, and this I am following since my school time and it Very well worked for me,” another user commented.
“That was such an amazing and insightful podcast! I loved it because it really helped me to understand how my brain works, where i need to take control, and what i should work on. Since i am just 16 , it feels even more valuable to learn all this at such an early stage. Truly grateful for this podcast,” a third user reacted.
