Naturally Savvy

Send us a textThe brain has its own "eye." You may think you see with your eyes, but you actually see with your brain.Belief is a powerful thing. The brain has its own "eye." You may think you see with your eyes, but you actually see with your brain. What you believe largely determines what you see and don't see, mainly because you've already predetermined where you'll look and where you won't look for answers. If you keep looking in the same places you've always looked, you're not going to get anywhere. True, belief is intangible. But, scientifically, when you choose to believe (rather than fear), positive changes happens chemically within the brain.Dan Castro is an award-winning author, an attorney, and serial entrepreneur. He joins Naturally Savvy host, Lisa Davis, to discuss how your beliefs help determine what you see and don't see, as well as share very specific, scientific reasons as to how this phenomenon works.Belief stimulates the prefontal cort