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The Paul Taylor Podcast Paul Taylor
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Host Paul Taylor, a Neuroscientist, Exercise Physiologist, Nutritionist and PhD student in Psychology, interviews experts from around the world on cutting edge research and practices related to improving your mind, body and brain to become your best self.
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Wisdom Wednesdays: Genetics Loads The Gun & Lifestyle Pulls The Trigger - But Which Has The Biggest Influence on Longevity??
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Mojo Mondays: Mind Tools #1 - Imagining Your Future Self
We spend so much time basing our ourselves on our past. We bring past emotions into the present and our minds and bodies react as if it's happening right now. So, why not reverse it? In this episode, Coach Carly and I chat about the physiological changes that can happen if we emotionally connect with our ideal future self with a couple of tools at the end you can try for yourself!
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Check our my website at www.paultaylor.biz.Check out Carly's website at www.carlytaylorcoaching.com.au
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The Longevity Molecule NMN - The Real Deal For Extending Human Lifespan And Healthspan, Or Hype?
Today I'm doing a deep dive into the much talked about 'longevity molecule' Nicotinamide Mononucleotide (NMN). It's promoted heavily by people such as Harvard Professor and longevity expert, David Sinclair.
I tale a look into both the human and animal studies and then go into other things that we need to take into consideration when thinking about any supplement or drug, not just NMN.
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Wisdom Wednesdays: Why The Age For Developing Some Cancers Is Getting Younger, And What We Can Do About It.
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Stress, Anxiety, Arousal & Challenge - The Importance Of Language & Attitude
This episode of Mojo Monday is chat around the power and importance of language when it comes to how we describe and label both our physiological and psychological responses to stress.
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From being Homeless As A Kid, To Life On The Road Coaching Elite AthletesJason Stacy
Today I interview Jason Stacy, a good friend and incredible human being, who has transformed himself from a homeless kid to coach of the Women's number 2 Tennis Player in the world, as well as a bunch of other elite athletes.
In this wide-ranging conversation we discuss overcoming adversity, forging your way in the world, what sets the best of the best apart from the best of the rest, goal-setting, recovery and a warrior mindset.
Check out Jason's instagram page for cool clips and training tips and his website for speaking and coaching services.
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Customer Reviews
Good quality content
The quality of the podcast is quite consistently high, I enjoyed to listen to this and always find something new to learn from this. Thanks for sharing with us!
Put the advice and knowledge into action and I’m noticing actions
So I have been trying to catch up to your current podcasts and I am 6 months deep and about 6 mor moths of podcasts to catch up.
I have noticed a change in my mentality and mood but taking advice on food and filing my body in better ways, and noticing changes in my weight and energy.
Some great stuff in these podcasts and I recommend to do your own experiments to see what will work for you, and you can start and try.
Prof Richard Johnson episode
A brilliant discussion, filled with fascinating insights and I’m going to listen again to take it all in. I love the way it ties all the theories of the causes of obesity together. Thank you Paul for a great interview.