Your behavior isn’t random. It’s an output of your brain and nervous system. At NSI, we talk a lot about Input → Interpretation → Output. Every thought, emotion, or reaction you experience starts with sensory input — the data your brain receives from your eyes, ears, balance, body map, and environment. Your brain then interprets that data based on past experiences and safety cues. And finally, it creates an output — your behavior, your emotional state, your performance. So when you’re stuck in p

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