Why Do I Act Like My Parents? (How Patterns Start) #mindhacking #relationshipadvice #mindhackinghub

Ever wonder why you react like your parents, even when you don't want to? 🤔 This video uncovers how these deep childhood patterns start. It's not your fault! As kids, our brains are like sponges 🧠, learning by watching (observational learning) and through experiences (conditioning).

We see how family handles stress, money, or emotions, and these become our secret "how-to" guides. If crying got attention, we learned to cry. If being quiet kept us safe, we learned to be quiet. These childhood behaviors become automatic, our "normal," even if they're not healthy. This is how family influence on behavior shapes us.

But here's the good news: what was learned can be changed! ✨ Recognizing that these subconscious patterns have a starting point takes away blame and opens the door for new choices. This is the first step in breaking family patterns.

Want to understand more about how these specific patterns from your childhood conditioning in adults might be affecting YOUR communication, money habits, or relationships today? Our Mind Hacking Hub YouTube channel and Facebook Page have a full, in-depth video exploring this, plus many other videos with tips for self-awareness exercises. Go check them out! ➡️

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