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🍬 Why you are still raising your hand.

I remember fifth grade. Mr. Edison's red licorice. Answer correctly, get the treat. Simple. Clean. Conditioned.

But here's the unseen truth: You never stopped playing that game.

In this episode of The Unseen Truth, we pull back the curtain on the mesolimbic dopamine system—the ancient circuit in your brain that fires when you anticipate a reward. Not when you get it. When you chase it.

🎰 The slot machine in your pocket.
Social media. Credit card points. Performance reviews. Relationships. We've upgraded the candy, but the game is the same: Do good → Get treat. And when the treat doesn't come? Your brain registers it as physical pain.

🧠 The neuroscience will surprise you.
📊 The personal story will convict you.
🔑 The revelation will free you.

This isn't about motivation. It's about sovereignty.

What you'll discover: ✅ Why uncertainty hooks you harder than guaranteed rewards
✅ The MRI study that proves rejection literally hurts
✅ How fear becomes the most powerful reward system
✅ The moment you stop performing for treats—and start deciding what counts as a win

🎯 The question that changes everything:
Who controls your reward center?

If other people control the drawer... they control you.

But what if you could anchor your sense of worth to something internal? To discipline. To courage. To character. To obedience to God.

Because the goal of life isn't to collect licorice.
It's to decide what counts as a reward.

🔊 Perfect for:
Anyone tired of performing for applause
Leaders navigating rejection
People who feel controlled by external validation
Anyone ready to take back the drawer

⚡ This episode will make you rethink every "ding" on your phone.

🎧 Listen. Reflect. Take back the drawer.

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