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Neuroscience and neurobiology prove that women make better decisions under stress, which means most of the time in the business world. 
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In order to be outstanding, leaders need to understand what is happening in their own minds.
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For many years, the focus of brain mapping was to examine changes in the brain that occur when people are attentively engaged in an activity. No one spent much time thinking about what happens to the brain when people are doing very little.
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WE spend a third of our lives sleeping, an activity as crucial to our health and wellbeing as eating. But exactly why we need sleep hasn’t always been clear.
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Sleep to perform
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Collective vs. individual leadership
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How to stop using the language of powerlessness.
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Powerful vs. powerless...
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There's more to the mood-boosting properties of exercise than endorphins.
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Let's exercise!
Felipe Anguita Mella's curator insight,
October 13, 2014 9:40 AM
No olvide que: Cualquier actividad física durante 30 minutos de 2 a 3 veces por semana, es altamente recomendada!
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What do Steve Jobs, Bob Dylan, and Plato all have in common? Apart from being some of the most influential people in history, all of them thought of...
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Working by playing? I need to think about it... ;-)
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Your brain makes a spontaneous judgment of whether or not another person’s face is trustworthy before you are even conscious of it, according to new research p
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Trustworthiness is judged unconsciously by our amygdala
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Timed for these dog days of summer, the weekend edition of the New York Times ran an article by Dr. Daniel J. Levitin, a neuroscientist at McGill University, in which he promotes the virtues of allowing ourselves to “hit the reset button” in our brains; to give them a break [...]
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How to help your brain to pause once in a while
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Neuroimaging and EEG studies provide a scientific basis for the sometimes controversial belief that children become better learners when they actually enjoy learning.
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How to learn enthusiasticly and not fearfully
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Are people really left-brained or right-brained? Learn more about the truth about left-brain, right-brain dominance.
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Left versus right brain theory
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How does psychology affect decision making and what do marketers know that we don't.
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The latest neuroscience research explains exactly how to inspire people to follow where you lead.
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Have you ever sat through a fruitless brainstorming session and wondered—who came up with this, anyway? It’s strange to imagine, but the concept of “brainstorming” was technically brainstormed by someone nearly a century ago. That someone was Alex F. Osborn, the accredited father of brainstorming and a passionate advertising executive [...]
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Most leadership programmes are generally designed to hone the cognitive and behavioural skills of leaders with the implicit assumption that this...
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Leadership lessons from INSEAD
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There's no magic trick for generating genius ideas, but these habits will have your creative juices flowing--with some practice.
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How to be more creative
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Dim lighting and ambient noise may lead to more out-of-the-box ideas.
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Now I understand why I like my glass of wine in the evening ;-)
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Proof that sleeping on it really can make a difference.
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Sleep helps to consolidate memories
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The process of coaching
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A few rules of effective delegation
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How Our Brains Are Wired to Resist Unfair Treatment
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The importance of fairness in the company culture
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The ability to keep your wits in a crisis isn't a character trait; it's a skill that you can learn in minutes.
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How not to get emotional
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Aerobic Exercise Stimulates Creative Thinking
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How to be more creative
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