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January 28, 2019 - Adaptability is critical to any leader’s success, emotional intelligence expert Daniel Goleman writes.
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Elastic thinking (experts may call it cognitive flexibility) allows us to shift gears and think about something in more than one way. The ability to stretch beyond your core strengths when necessary…
Neuroscience gives us invaluable, wondrous knowledge about the brain – including an awareness of its limitations
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Leaders who understand how brains work can make themselves and their teams more nimble, innovative, and resilient.
Has a teacher ever described you as “creative?” Have you ever been asked to provide examples of your creativity in a job interview? If so, you may have a fixed idea of yourself as more or less creative, based on your own personal experience and the feedback of others. But it turns out that’s probably…
Mental age is more in your control than you might think.
Whether you want to learn a new language, learn to cook, take up a musical instrument, or just get more out of the books you read, it helps to know how your brain learns. While everyone learns slightly differently, we do have similarities in the way our brains take in new information, and knowing how this works can help us choose the most efficient strategies for learning new things.
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Do exercises aimed at increasing neuroplasticity work? This question was originally answered on Quora by Nicole Gravagna.
Our brains are built to treat distraction as a threat. Here are six ways to trick your brain back into focusing.
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There are two types of thinking, and those with power tend to practice one over the other.
Quirks in the way we think—and the way we think we think.
Science suggests we’re hardwired to delude ourselves. Can we do anything about it?
The human brain is the most amazing thing in the universe. It got us to the moon, built the pyramids, cured smallpox … And it also can’t seem to go 6 minutes without checking Facebook. The idea of an attention span is evaporating. Focus is a lost art.
Cramming got you through college, but it’s probably paying diminishing returns in your career. Here’s the scientific reason why.
By Denise Ahlquist - Curiosity stimulates overall brain function, which research shows helps students learn across the curriculum and in their lives.
One of the crucial parts of the brain's function is to learn things and store what's necessary, so it's available for recall. It wouldn't d
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The brain is your most valuable organ. Here's what we know about how to treat it well.
You’ve probably heard before that ‘female brains’ are better at multitasking, or that ‘male brains’ are better at maps and directions. However, according to new research, there is such thing as a male or female brain. A study conducted at Tel Aviv University in Israel looked at differences in brain scans taken from 1400 people …
You’ve probably heard before that ‘female brains’ are better at multitasking, or that ‘male brains’ are better at maps and directions. However, according to new research, there is such thing as a male or female brain. A study conducted at Tel Aviv University in Israel looked at differences in brain scans taken from 1400 people …
Your reality is constructed by your brain. Making sense of the world is just your brain's interpretation of signals it receives as you go about your day.
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