Brain, Movement & Neurofeedback

By Silvia Damiano on 6 November 2015

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In a recent interview, Dr. Kaushik Ram shared that “movement is not just moving your body, it’s about having a full sensory experience.” We have included a very intriguing article written by Dr. Ram that explores the 5 core characteristics of 'Flow'.

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The Power Of Positivity

By Silvia Damiano on 5 October 2015

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Sue Langley is a recognised thought leader on the practical applications of neuroscience, emotional intelligence and positive psychology.

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The Changing Face Of Leadership In The 21st Century - Where YOU Become The Superhero

By Clare Edwards on 19 August 2015

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We are living in exciting times, where traditional leadership models are being tossed on their heads, where leadership is becoming democratised and it emerges as the responsibility of all, not just the privileged few.

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Live In Your Potential

By The About my Brain Institute on 5 August 2015

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Recently we hosted a Google hangout with the wonderful Katharine McLennan, who called in all the way from North Carolina, USA to discuss with us the challenges, triumphs and opportunities facing the world of leadership today, and ultimately the relevance she finds in the accessibility …

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Agrifoods - Working In Regional Australia

By The About my Brain Institute on 25 June 2015

According to the National Health Alliance, people in rural and remote areas face a range of stressors unique to living outside major cities. The causes of people feeling stressed about their lives can range from fewer employment opportunities that lead to lower incomes and less financ …

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Being Vulnerable Connects Us

By Juan Carlos Cubeiro on 4 May 2015

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Today and tomorrow we are at the Old Convent of Boadilla outside Madrid, in a Team Coaching Session for our Senior Management Team led by Silvia Damiano.

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i4 Tales 2015: Creating Brain Friendly Cultures

By Silvia Damiano on 4 May 2015

When we think of collaboration, we know it involves the coming together of two or more people to do work, undertake a project or achieve a common goal, but often we overlook that it is also where an exchange of energy, words and thoughts start.

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Not Another Article About Leadership Development

By Katharine McLennan on 21 April 2015

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VUCA. Mindful Leadership. Neuroleadership. Vertical and Horizontal Development. Conscious Capitalism. The Nine-Box. Emotional Resilience. Measuring Potential. Long Term Talent Pipeline. Spiritual Intelligence. Social Intelligence. Integral Coaching. Systems Thinking... If you don’t kn …

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Change Makers Vs. Change Resisters

By The About my Brain Institute on 13 April 2015

For many of us, dinner table talk usually invites questions surrounding how your day was and invites us to divulge the good aspects, but imagine growing up having your parents asking, “What did you fail at today kids?” Ok, so you may be thinking that sounds rather negative - but have …

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5 Reasons To Expand Your Knowledge of Neuroleadership

By Silvia Damiano on 2 February 2015

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You’ve been reading about the latest neuroscience findings applied to leadership and you’re now getting yourself ready to create a brain-friendly workplace.

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What The Heck Is A Neuroleader Anyway?

By Matthew Galik on 1 February 2015

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A little over six months ago, when I become certified in i4 with the About my Brain Institute, I received a flurry of messages from former colleagues and clients--all congratulatory in nature, but one of which stood out from the rest.

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The Poetry Of Leadership

By Silvia Damiano on 29 January 2015

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No matter what corner of the globe we live; when we hear songs such as “No woman, No cry” by Jamaican reggae singer Bob Marley or the acclaimed song by U2 "Beautiful day", our brains seem to experience some kind of bliss and we feel content.

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