MONTY / PLAY
Are you sabotaging yourself?
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What is discussed
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Starting with a test suggested by his tennis coach, Montemagno explores self-sabotage and mental training. He presents Positive Intelligence as a prompt for reflection, clarifying that he has no connection to the service and that its test leads into a paid programme. He then connects the topic to Lisa Feldman Barrett’s ideas about emotion, focusing on brain predictions, experience, habits and context.
Key points
- The test is presented as a starting point for noticing habits that hinder performance.
- Montemagno explicitly identifies the commercial programme behind the free test.
- The discussion of emotion offers material for further exploration rather than a personal diagnosis.
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