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The Simple Science The brain’s reward circuitry, particularly involving the nucleus accumbens, is like an internal motivational system. When you accomplish something enjoyable or significant, your brain releases dopamine in the nucleus accumbens, making you feel good and driven to repeat the behavior that led to that reward. This system helps reinforce positive behaviors and … Continue reading ""