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SCOUT· 45%38m·2026-10-31·Self DevelopmentDo the Thing You Least Want to Do (It Grows This Part of Your Brain) | Dr. Andrew Huberman
Jay Shetty Podcast
Your brain doesn't want easy. It wants predictable. That's why some hard things can make you feel safe. In this clip, Andrew Huberman and Jay Shetty talk about why our friendships feel weaker as our followers keep growing. Huberman says every brain needs two things before it can feel close to anyone. And he explains…
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