Identity, Neuroplasticity, and Habits

Mike explains how routines shape identity and how novelty and fun build neural pathways and cognitive reserve.

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Most people burn out chasing success… but what if “fun” is the missing ingredient for sustainable growth?
In this episode, Kwame Christian sits down with Dr. Mike Rucker (behavioral scientist, author of The Fun Habit) to unpack the science of fun, why chasing happiness can trap you on the hedonic treadmill, and how small “micro-moments” of joy help you build resilience, connection, and long-term performance.

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