Why We Keep Doing Things We Know Are Bad For Us | Marisa Peer @livewellbewellsarah
Why We Keep Doing Things We Know Are Bad For Us | Marisa Peer  @livewellbewellsarah
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
You know it's not good for you. And you do it anyway. Here's why.

Marisa Peer, world-renowned therapist and founder of Rapid Transformational Therapy, explains why the brain keeps going back to what's familiar even when it's hurting you.

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