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The Human Upgrade · August 27, 2026 · 1h 1m

Learn THIS And You’ll Become Impossible To Trigger : 1526

Jonny Miller, founder of Nervous System Mastery and host of Inner Frontier, joins Dave Asprey to break down the three skills behind nervous system mastery: interoception, self-regulation, and emotional fluidity. They discuss the half-life of reactivity, a measurable way to track emotional recovery, and why free diving serves as high-stakes meditation. The conversation covers grief, co-regulation, and the cost of incongruence, including Dave’s $100 million lesson from a business betrayal. Jonny shares how community speeds healing and introduces his Breath Buddy device for teaching kids nervous system regulation.

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Novel

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Half-Life of Reactivity28:54
Jonny introduces the half-life of reactivity as a measure of how quickly someone returns to baseline after being triggered.

Highlights

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The Three Skills of Nervous System Mastery04:28
Jonny explains that interoception, self-regulation, and emotional fluidity are the core learnable skills for nervous system mastery.
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Jonny describes how free diving acts as a direct feedback loop for unclenching and surrender, turning breathwork into high-stakes meditation.
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Jonny shares that co-regulation with friends and community significantly shortens the grieving process.
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Congruence Over Composure35:33
Dave and Jonny argue that aligning your inner and outer state matters more than maintaining a composed facade under pressure.

Editorial

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Dave’s $100M Business Betrayal35:33
Dave recounts a costly business betrayal that reshaped how he evaluates trust and intuition in partnerships.

Misc

✧Jonny lost his fiancée and mother, experiences that deepened his understanding of grief and co-regulation.
✧Dave shares how a business betrayal costing $100 million reshaped his intuition for partnerships.
✧Jonny is developing the Breath Buddy, a device to teach children nervous system regulation.
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