Showing Up How We Show Up - Deeper Insights From Using the i4 Neuroleader™ Assessment
by Angus Swainson on 13 September 2024
The pressures on modern leaders to deliver have never been greater. With the news cycle measured in milliseconds, access to information at our fingertips through mobile devices, and the integration of technology into nearly every aspect of our lives, the pace at which we expect and de …
How Does The Brain Determine Right From Wrong?
by Silvia Damiano on 5 July 2024
It is thought that our brains can consciously process forty frames of information in one single second. However, the unconscious brain can process around 1.2 million frames of information in that same second. Scientists believe these unconscious bits of information actually drive our …
From Burnout To Brain-Based Breakthroughs
by Jessica Tietjen on 20 June 2024
A few years ago, I experienced extreme burnout and chose to leave my executive leadership position in the corporate world. As a leader of shared services, I had responsibility for developing our people programs (HR) as well as leading IT, legal, customer service, and project coordinat …
Unlocking Human Potential: Insights from the i4 Neuroleader™ Methodology
by Eddy Harrison-Lee on 11 June 2024
The i4 Neuroleader™ Certification offered a captivating exploration into our understanding of human well-being and performance, and what is required to thrive in a volatile, uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world. By drawing on the expertise of specialists in neuroscience, psychology …
Empowerment Through Neuroscience: How The i4 Neuroleader™ Methodology Reshaped My World
by Adeel Imtiaz on 16 April 2024
Embarking on the i4 Neuroleader™ Certification was more than just an academic pursuit; it was a transformative journey that opened new avenues of self-understanding and significantly enriched my life. This experience went beyond simply learning about brain science. It involved applyin …
The Path to Brain-Based Leadership: My i4 Neuroleader™ Certification Journey
by Kathryn Scordino on 8 April 2024
The journey through the i4 Neuroleader™ Certification process has truly been an incredible gift. Delving into such a vast realm of virtual learning, I found myself pleasantly surprised by the level of engagement and the wealth of knowledge it offered. What stood out to me most was the …
From Manager to Neurocoach: Shaping the Future of Effective Leadership
by Katharine McLennan on 23 May 2023
In the current era, which we refer to as the ‘Imagination Age’, traditional approaches to leadership are no longer enough to guarantee success. With the rapid pace of technological advancement and the increasingly complex global landscape, leaders must be able to adapt to a constantly …
The Neurobiology of Performance: Applying Brain-Friendly Practices in Coaching & Wellbeing Training
by Silvia Damiano on 15 March 2023
During a recent chat with Dr Kaushik Ram, we discussed questions coaches and leaders may have before embarking on our programs. Our 2024 edition of the i4 Neuroleader™ Certification, has been upgraded to include lessons on the ‘Neurobiology of Coaching, Well-Being and Brain-Friendly P …
Minimising Distractions to Increase Performance & Focus
by Silvia Damiano on 15 December 2021
In my coaching work, one of the issues I notice affecting most people is the lack of focus. Whether they are top-level athletes, managers or musicians, the best performers know how to push away distractions and focus on their work without feeling guilty about it. They also understand …
When Your Brain Sabotages Your Own Adaptability
by Silvia Damiano on 17 November 2021
Some people become very passionate and irate when their beliefs are challenged, even if the challenger is polite and has evidence supporting their stance. Neuroscience has shown that our convictions become part of the brain, so much like we instinctively protect our physical self in t …
What Happens When the Brain is Too Tired to Perform?
by Silvia Damiano on 13 October 2021
When we sleep, our brains are essentially flushed with cerebral spinal fluids, which may help clear out toxins that accumulate in the brain.1 Tired leaders may feel as if they are effective, but in reality, tiredness results in more mistakes and a decreased work pace. Our leadership a …
A Neuroleader Understands What People Need To Thrive
by Silvia Damiano on 6 October 2021
We often tend to see the same people. This circle of companionship likely varies depending on whether we are at work or home, but we probably see most of the same people each day. The lack of variety in our social and professional bubbles may reduce the empathy we have for others beca …