In this deeply thoughtful conversation, Serena is joined by Albert Bramante, a veteran talent agent, psychologist, and author of Rise Above the Script. With more than two decades in the entertainment industry and a PhD in psychology, Albert brings a rare blend of practical wisdom and psychological insight into how self-sabotage, trauma, and unconscious “scripts” shape our lives. Together, Serena and Albert explore how the stories we unconsciously inherit—often from childhood—can quietly dicta...

The Quiet Warrior Podcast with Serena Low

Serena Low, Introvert Coach for Quiet Achievers and Quiet Warriors

105. Rise Above the Script: Self-Sabotage, Identity, and Rewriting Your Inner Narrative with Dr Albert Bramante

DEC 28, 202539 MIN
The Quiet Warrior Podcast with Serena Low

105. Rise Above the Script: Self-Sabotage, Identity, and Rewriting Your Inner Narrative with Dr Albert Bramante

DEC 28, 202539 MIN

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In this deeply thoughtful conversation, Serena is joined by Albert Bramante, a veteran talent agent, psychologist, and author of Rise Above the Script. With more than two decades in the entertainment industry and a PhD in psychology, Albert brings a rare blend of practical wisdom and psychological insight into how self-sabotage, trauma, and unconscious “scripts” shape our lives.Together, Serena and Albert explore how the stories we unconsciously inherit—often from childhood—can quietly dictate our behaviour, confidence, and sense of worth. While Albert’s work focuses on actors and performing artists, his insights resonate far beyond the stage, especially for introverts and quiet achievers navigating visibility, leadership, and self-belief.This episode is a powerful invitation to slow down, notice the inner narratives running our lives on autopilot, and begin the courageous work of rewriting them—with compassion rather than force.In this episode, we explore:What self-sabotage really looks like—and why it’s often unconsciousHow introverts and highly sensitive people can thrive in visible, high-pressure rolesThe concept of “scripts”: where they come from and how they shape identityWhy procrastination can be a trauma response, not a character flawThe link between generational trauma, identity, and self-doubtHow actors—and non-actors—can embody a new identity, not just think itWhy change requires being comfortable with discomfortThe role of accountability, coaching, and emotional clearing in real transformationHow to expand your comfort zone gently, without abandoning yourselfWhat to remember:“You can change the script at any time. The moment you realise it’s a script—and not ‘just the way things are’—you take your power back.”Connect with Albert Bramante:http://www.albertbramante.com/Support The Quiet Warrior Podcast:If this conversation resonated with you, please leave a five-star rating or review—it helps The Quiet Warrior Podcast reach more introverts and quiet achievers around the world.Find fellow introverts to network with:For resources, reflections, and community, join The Visible Introvert community at serenalow.com.au.Are you a podcaster looking for quality guests for your podcast?I’ve been using Podmatch since mid-2025 and it’s been the best use of my introvert time and energy.Instead of manually sourcing potential guests one by one, I receive pre-vetted high-quality matches daily from Podmatch.Here’s my affiliate link to explore if Podmatch is right for you.This episode was edited by Aura House Productions