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As leaders, we have an opportunity to make lasting changes that can positively impact the mental, physical & emotional wellbeing of those around us.
Stress is good, it has saved us as a species. We all have had the experience of jumping backwards when something is coming at us, or protecting our heads when we felt something was going to hit us.
It’s now very well established that a healthy microbiome is largely responsible for your overall health.
When we successfully use our past to help us learn how to respond and adapt, we can better achieve our goals.
There is a relationship between chronic stress and chronic disease. Explore the factors that are within our control to boost wellbeing and improve health.
Having our brain in optimal condition is of paramount importance to navigate the ever increasing and changing demands of our lives today.
Nearly half of adults have experienced declining mental health during the Covid pandemic, and brain-friendly leaders are starting to respond.
Becoming brain-friendly is not a mere theoretical concept. It is the bridge between the human brain and leadership.
Developing brain-friendly leadership methods is critical to ensuring current and future leaders make the best decisions possible.
Technology means people can communicate nearly instantly from space to Antarctica, but this constant connectivity comes with a steep price.
Science has proven the link between poor brain health and risk factors in our surroundings, including pollution and disease.
Meditation and yoga can help improve your overall health and wellbeing by teaching your brain how to pause.
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