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Every career includes setbacks and even disasters. Prepare yourself while times are good. 
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There has been a recent discovery that may lead to a complete revision of biology textbooks. It has been found that there is a link between the brain and the immune system. Scientists have discovered vessels of the lymphatic system that run through the sinuses, which were previously unidentified
Annette Van Der Kaaij's curator insight,
June 19, 2015 3:02 PM
some years ago science discovered a brain in our guts, now a lymphatic system linked to our brain... "Etre Multidimensionnel" means "Multidimensionnal Being"; we can explain a lot but finaly we are part of a big energetical soup... Il y a quelques années nous découvrions un "cerveau dans le ventre" et maintenant un lien entre le cerveau et le système immunitaire...
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Neuroscience and psychology have identified willpower as essential to success in school and beyond. Like a muscle, it can be developed through exercise, and exhausted through overwork.
Jon Pratlett's curator insight,
June 19, 2015 2:48 AM
Self restraint, delayed gratification, willpower - key ingredients for success.
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In Macbeth, Shakespeare describes sleep as "the death of each day's life," but he may have gotten it wrong. Sleep, as it turns out, may be the one thing th ...
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“This bed is too hard, and that bed is too soft, but the little bed is JUST RIGHT,” said Goldilocks, as she lay down and fell asleep. But then the bears came in…. A Quick Intro to the Pre-Frontal C...
Kasia Hein-Peters's insight:
The "just right" level of stress is being active and interested. We need it to perform at our best.
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DATIS Blog- 8 Things Successful Leaders Do at the End of Their Day. What successful people to at the end of their to make for a better next morning.
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Simple but powerful
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In Hilary Scarlett’s Melcrum article of February 2013, Neuroscience – helping employees through change, she described some of the insights neuroscience is bringing to why people find organizational change difficult, and more usefully, what we c
John Michel's curator insight,
May 22, 2015 4:49 PM
Neuroscience, the study of the nervous system including the brain, is set to transform our understanding of how people respond to the world of work. If we can understand the brain better, then we can help organizations, leaders, and all employees work more efficiently and effectively. 
Tony Brugman (Bright & Company)'s curator insight,
June 18, 2015 8:46 AM
Interesting stuff on impact of neuroscientific way of learning on performance and coping with change.
A research amongst leaders from four large organisations showed "learning about how our brains work can help us manage ourselves and lead people through change in more effective ways. (Because) it provides important insights into how we respond to change, what makes it easier for us to cope with uncertainty, what helps us focus, what affects our motivation and openness to change." 
Gary Johnsen's curator insight,
June 21, 2015 9:12 AM
Good summary on the brain and change management David Rock
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While executive coaching is gaining momentum worldwide as a valuable part of the leadership development journey, the field of neuroscience is providing a better understanding of the inner workings of the brain and evidence of the benefits of coaching. Via David Hain
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Fear can prevent us from achieving great heights of success by distorting reality or being grounded in false beliefs. Stepping up and taking action allows us to move through those fears.
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CFOs should try to overcome these cognitive biases, or predospositions, and urge their finance teams to do the same, says TRI Corp.'s Thomas Conine.
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You’re stressed. I’m stressed. We’re all “crazy busy” and to deal with increasing demands we work longer hours; we multitask; we track, measure and optimize. All the while we sacrifice other values, such as sleep and exercise, healthy eating and family time. Josh Davis, Ph.D., author of Two Awesome Hours: Science-Based [...]
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How to optimize student's learning? Consider the Cognitive Theory of Multimedia Learning by professor Richard Mayer. This video was made with Videoscribe. Fr...
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The same rules apply to optimizing presentations...
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Multitasking lowers your IQ, shrinks your brain, and cuts your productivity--and it's addictive. Here's how to stop for good.
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The brief for a new project is in and your team is gathered for a
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The University of Chicago’s Sian Beilock, author of "Choke: What the Secrets of the Brain Reveal about Getting It Right When You Have To," outlines solutions to three kinds of problems often encoun...
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Content marketing, whether you're doing it for a business or not, focuses on personal branding. Read these 3 ways to purposefully plan your personal brand.
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Researchers find heightened activity in the cerebellum when people embark in creative problem solving tasks.
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Brain imaging studies show that every time we learn a new task, we're changing our brain by expanding our neural network.
Kasia Hein-Peters's insight:
Your brain is more capable than you think, so train it
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Think of your life as a diversified organization. You are in the business of living. Your business consists of a career and managing the associated workloads, opportunities, and challenges. Your business also consists of managing a home and its maintenance. The people living within your home? Yes, your business includes [...]
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Workplace hierarchies have undergone some dramatic shifts over the last 100 years, but not titles? That's going to take a bigger adjustment.
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John Beshears and Francesca Gino of Harvard Business School offer a five-step process for mitigating the effects of cognitive biases and low motivation on decision making.
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Editor's Note: What are the most important skills/traits for leaders. Here is what Guy Kawasaki said...
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Discover current best practices for managing a successful virtual team and keeping offsite employees motivated and productive.
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