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Know More Media - Consultants - 11 hours ago
Have you ever attended a great workshop, and experienced an aha moment, only to find people forget to roll out any new insights back at work? It’s no coincidence that workshops waste money, and tend to defeat their …
Also tagged: cortisol, serotonin, ellen weber, brain based discoveries, basal ganglia, aha moment, ruts, worshops, improvements and growth
BrainBasedBusiness - 11 hours ago
Have you ever attended a great workshop, and experienced an aha moment, only to find people forget to roll out any new insights back at work? It’s no coincidence that workshops waste money, and tend to defeat their …
Also tagged: cortisol, serotonin, ellen weber, brain based discoveries, basal ganglia, aha moment, ruts, worshops, improvements and growth
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Working Memory for Growth During SlowdownsBrainBasedBusiness - Sep 11, 2008 To make the best of a slowdown, the McKinsey Quarterly suggested, retailers should invest in future growth, rather than merely hunker down to minimize loss. Do you agree that investment is a better approach for long … Also tagged: brain based business, basal ganglia, investment planning, ruts |
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Working Memory for Growth During Slowdowns [BrainBasedBusiness]Know More Media - Consultants - Sep 11, 2008 To make the best of a slowdown, the McKinsey Quarterly suggested, retailers should invest in future growth, rather than merely hunker down to minimize loss. Do you agree that investment is a better approach for long … Also tagged: brain based business, basal ganglia, investment planning, ruts |
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Plan a Brain Fitness Week at Work [BrainBasedBusiness]Know More Media Network Feed - Jun 27, 2008 Care to zap your brain into shape for a new mental adventure today? It’s the difference between feeling trapped in routines or ruts … and challenging your brain for higher productivity . Brain fitness often involves … Also tagged: brain based business, multiple intelligences, basal ganglia, plasticity, retrofit workspace, go with your strengths, routines and ruts, conventional dress |
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Plan a Brain Fitness Week at WorkBrainBasedBusiness - Jun 26, 2008 Care to zap your brain into shape for a new mental adventure today? It’s the difference between feeling trapped in routines or ruts … and challenging your brain for higher productivity . Brain fitness often involves … Also tagged: brain based business, multiple intelligences, basal ganglia, plasticity, retrofit workspace, go with your strengths, routines and ruts, conventional dress |
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Plan a Brain Fitness Week at Work [BrainBasedBusiness]Know More Media - Consultants - Jun 26, 2008 Care to zap your brain into shape for a new mental adventure today? It’s the difference between feeling trapped in routines or ruts … and challenging your brain for higher productivity . Brain fitness often involves … Also tagged: brain based business, multiple intelligences, basal ganglia, plasticity, retrofit workspace, go with your strengths, routines and ruts, conventional dress |
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Brain Survey ScoresBrainBasedBusiness - Jun 25, 2008 Ready to check your survey scores … to see if your brain leans toward solidarity or if it chases more after adventure? 1. A yes answer equals basal ganglia lean. No = working memory . 2. A yes answer equals basal … Also tagged: change, ellen weber, basal ganglia, aging brain, brain breakthroughs, survey scores |
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Is Your Brain Wired for a Win?BrainBasedBusiness - Jun 25, 2008 Is your brain wired for winning or losing ? Believe it or not one side of the brain can compete for center stage – and it’s not always the winning side. How so? One brain part calls for solidarity and the other … Also tagged: change, survey, ellen weber, basal ganglia, aging brain, brain breakthroughs |
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Brain Survey Scores [BrainBasedBusiness]Know More Media - Consultants - Jun 25, 2008 Ready to check your survey scores … to see if your brain leans toward solidarity or if it chases more after adventure? 1. A yes answer equals basal ganglia lean. No = working memory . 2. A yes answer equals basal … Also tagged: change, ellen weber, basal ganglia, aging brain, brain breakthroughs, survey scores |