Chuck Price: Left Brain/Right Brain

 

 

 

“We are taught in our professional schools to be rational and to engage in this intellectual process and to engage that left side of our brain, and we learn all these skills… But we’re never taught to live right now.”

-Chuck Price

Bump In The Road:

Chuck Price On Rewiring The Professional Brain

The Need To Rewire The Professional Brain

 

Chuck Price is a lawyer by trade, but a wisdom seeker by nature. His openness and curiosity led him down a most unusual path, a path towards greater personal authenticity, presence, and awareness. He’s written a book called Rewiring the White Collar Mind. Now he talks to other professionals about finding your way in a linear, left brain profession while holding on to your humanity along the way.

Chuck talks about the value of creating a balanced life and of learning the art of being present. Why is presence important?

 

“We’re never taught to live right now.”

 

Our professional schools emphasize left brain learning, crucial to mastering a lot of information.

 

“What you’re actually learning to do is to have an extremely unbalanced life,

totally left brain and totally based on what you’re going to accomplish.”

 

But what about the things you might experience?

Join us for a thoughtful discussion of what creates a good life.

 

 

 

 

Chuck Price: On Developing Our Right Brain

 

 

“We are taught in our professional schools to be rational and to engage in this intellectual process and to engage that left side of our brain, and we learn all these skills… But we’re never taught to live right now.”

 

“What would it really be like to be completely connected and present in all moments of your life?”

 

“The predominant message is you are not okay, because you need the thing that I’m selling you.”

 

“Enlightenment is not novocaine. It is not a way to avoid the pain, disappointment and the frustration of life.”

 

“I’m grateful for the lessons I’ve learned. Those came from some of the ‘mistakes’ I made. So I honestly don’t think I’d go back and change things.”

About
Bump in the Road

Everyone hits a bump in the road. The question becomes: What do you do with it?

I share stories about how people experience, manage and navigate life's bumps, hopefully using them as a pivot into a more conscious and meaningful life.