Discovering A Leadership Method That Changes Lives
By Mauricio Rosales Romero on 1 December 2020
My first approach to the i4 Neuroleader Model was in January of 2019. I thought this program would give me some tools I could not only use at work but also in my personal life, so I decided to enrol. While engaged in the 3-day workshop, I realised there are many things I could learn a …
The Petronas Twin Towers - Creative Brilliance and Technical Expertise
By Garry Mills on 27 November 2020
The Petronas Twin Towers in Malaysia is an 88-story engineering masterpiece that’s affectionately known as Kuala Lumpur’s crown jewel. Each tower climbs 452 metres into the sky like a bridge to another world in the clouds, a magnificent display of laminated glass and stainless steel r …
Ricardo Gonzalez Escobar is appointed President in Latin America for the About my Brain Institute
By Press Room on 15 September 2020
His passion for aiding in the development of other human beings has contributed to a more humane, complete and joyful world. With this appointment, the About my Brain Institute consolidates its presence in Latin America with the purpose of further educating present and future leaders.
A New Kind of Leader is Needed
By Silvia Damiano on 26 August 2020
Leaders are often in a position to see and facilitate great changes, for the betterment of society in general. The time for the neuroleader is now, and the time to rise up and demand action has come. Like a Pandora’s box about to open, brain health is already affecting our way of life …
The i4 Neuroleader Model and the CIES Islands
By Juan Carlos Cubeiro on 9 July 2020
We are in times of Digital Leadership because automation and new technologies are here to stay. A transformation that affects all aspects of our life, including employment (the European Union estimates that, due to digitalization, for every two jobs lost, five ‘qualitatively very diff …
A Brain-Friendly Brain in a World of AI
By Juan Carlos Cubeiro on 9 July 2020
Technology is changing our world in an exponential way. And within technology, Artificial Intelligence is one of the fields that generates and has generated higher expectations. In fact, it is said that we are the last generation in history smarter than machines.
Your Phone Is Rotting Your Brain--Give It A Break Now And Then
By Relmi Damiano on 2 July 2020
An old photo from decades ago has become a popular meme, and it shows people each with a newspaper up, almost as a sort of shield against talking to others. It is usually captioned with something like ‘technology is making us antisocial’.
Keeping Our Brains Healthy In A Toxic World
By Relmi Damiano on 25 June 2020
We can change our lifestyles to help improve our brain health. We can ensure we get enough sleep, spend more time outside, exercise and meditate, and eat healthy, nutritious foods. But what about the other dangers in the world, such as pathogens and diseases that can negatively impact …
How Meditation And Yoga Can Positively Impact Your Brain
By Relmi Damiano on 18 June 2020
How often do people take time to pause? The pace of our increasingly digital lives is often fast and furious, and decisions sometimes have to be made in a split second. Are we doing ourselves an injustice, however, by living life at such a break-neck pace? How can our brains possible …
Inequality Starts In Our Brains
By Silvia Damiano on 8 June 2020
I am sad. Yes, I am. Seeing the disruption at all levels is sad for many people around the globe, particularly for those whose family or friends have been beaten up or have died. The more I witness what’s happening and observe how language alone can fuel extreme emotions, the more I b …
The Profound Effects Of Nature On Our Brain Health
By Relmi Damiano on 4 June 2020
One resource that is often overlooked in the discussion regarding brain health is nature. Nature includes all the aspects of the physical world around us that are not human-made, such as plants, animals and landscapes. Research proves how beneficial spending time in nature is for us, …
Leadership In An Anxious World
By Relmi Damiano on 28 May 2020
People who suffer from anxiety often become masters at hiding it. Even though anxiety disorders are extremely common, we may be unaware that people in our lives, including family members, friends and coworkers, are living silently with anxiety. We cannot have a healthy body and mind i …