A New Sun Always Rises
By Silvia Damiano on 16 March 2017
Technology is inevitably pushing us closer and closer to working with robotic coworkers. How this transition from an all human workforce to a blend of people and machines will proceed is unclear. It is also unclear what impact robotic workers will have in a variety of professions, and …
Can I Have Your Slides, Please?
By Silvia Damiano on 16 March 2017
If you have been in leadership development for more than a decade or so, you have likely noticed an influx of people wanting to join the ranks of this expansive profession.
Taking A Re-charge Weekend is Good For You: 7 Ideas to Explore
By Relmi Damiano on 23 January 2017
If you use Facebook or even browse the Internet regularly, you've probably seen the meme showing a cabin in the woods.
The Perks Of Napping On The Job
By The About my Brain Institute on 16 January 2017
While many in the business world may shun a nap, famous nappers include the likes of John F. Kennedy, Winston Churchill, Albert Einstein, Napolean, Leonardo da Vinci and Thomas Edison. People of various cultures all over the world indulge in an afternoon nap or ‘siesta’.
Adaptability – And Why We Need It In Our Talent Toolbox
By Mark Hodgson on 10 January 2017
Attempting to stay ahead in the change game is a dizzying task. There’s so much going on in every direction and it’s impossible to follow everything. But there are some clear trends. One of them is that big cumbersome organisations are increasingly losing out to smaller, more adaptabl …
The Art & Science Of Breathing
By The About my Brain Institute on 26 December 2016
Everyone has overwhelming moments in life. You may feel fed up with work, stressed about your children’s behaviour, or just tired of ‘adulting’ in general. One of the easiest and most basic ways to calm your brain during these overwhelming moments is to breathe.
Planning To Change Is Not Enough
By Silvia Damiano on 21 December 2016
As the end of the year approaches, we tend to reminisce about the previous 12 months. Our minds seem to enjoy going over the past and identifying the most meaningful, significant and memorable moments. In doing so, we also realise if we were unable to fulfil any of the last New Year's …
Eureka! - Go Deep
By Brooke Schiller on 12 December 2016
Next month I will undergo total hip replacement surgery to replace a joint that's worn out from wear and tear. I wish I had some glamorous story about what I was doing when the damage was caused, but I don't. Just heredity and my own unique DNA.
A Little Appreciation Can Go A Long Way
By The About my Brain Institute on 5 December 2016
You catch more flies with honey than with vinegar. Many of us have heard or even used this old English proverb. But have you ever considered what it means? Too often, we find the flaws with individuals in our personal and professional lives.
Attitude – The Special Sauce For Change Success
By Mark Hodgson on 28 November 2016
Wouldn’t you rather have an inexperienced but teachable employee with a great attitude than someone more experienced who will give a thousand reasons why something will not work? After all we are now living in the Imagination Age where attitude trumps expertise!
Mental Readiness – Time To Get Our Brains Ready To Perform
By Mark Hodgson on 21 November 2016
Most of us give little thought to mentally preparing ourselves to perform at work. Driven by unquestioned processes and rituals (e.g. meetings), we rush unthinkingly from one task to the next.