Indy Rishi Singh's Journeys into Neuroplasticity
Journeys into NeuroplasticityDid you know that our brains and nervous system can adapt and evolve, endlessly - until we die, but then something else happens... should we figure it out?
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Indy Rishi Singh is a Generalist educator fostering eco-cultural change via "Political Hope" and www.CosmicLabyrinth.world . He consults on economic policy, advises on healthcare burnout, and teaches Neuroplasticity resilience techniques globally.
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