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Why does success feel uncomfortable for some people?
Why does life fall apart right when things start going well?

This video explores how scarcity rewires the brain—not just financially, but neurologically. When you grow up in lack, your nervous system learns survival, not safety. Even in adulthood, comfort can feel dangerous, temporary, or undeserved.

We break down the architecture of poverty, cognitive bandwidth depletion, and how chronic stress trains the brain to self-sabotage stability, peace, and success.

This isn’t about laziness or bad choices.
It’s about a brain that learned to survive.

If you’ve ever felt anxious during calm moments, sabotaged good opportunities, or felt more familiar with chaos than peace—this video is for you.

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