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Some people find it difficult to challenge their perspectives and beliefs because of the way their brains function. Challenge your adaptability!
Life can sometimes be difficult and full of adversity, but a strong social network can support a healthy brain even when the outlook is bleak.
Everyone benefits when older adults volunteer to work with kids and this lifelong learning may help combat the negative effects of an aging brain.
Agile and adaptable leaders are ready to face the challenges of today’s Imagination Age. Music can change the way your brain is wired for increased agility.
Increasing adaptability activates the prefrontal cortex, which improves agility and allows the brain to be open to new possibilities.
Anthropology can teach leaders about how humans used to be and give us a glimpse of how humans might be in the future.
Improving your vocabulary can positively impact intelligence, increasing your agility and adaptability as a leader.
Leaders must recognise the interplay between people and have the courage to intervene when things are not working.
Talent and people will become the most important aspect of business.
Adaptability is more than just change. Being responsive in today’s Imagination Age is crucial for success. Even small changes can positively impact your life.
One of the several disasters facing Anna Bligh during her 5 year Premiership was when the coal tanker Shen Neng ran aground on the Great Barrier Reef.
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