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Everyone benefits when older adults volunteer to work with kids and this lifelong learning may help combat the negative effects of an aging brain.
Visualising success can help you overcome a negative inner voice and instead promote positivity and nurture a healthier brain.
Curiosity drives us to explore and innovate, and our brain health may suffer if we never take the time to delve into our personal passions.
While many people shy away from being recorded, videotaping yourself practising is a good way to visualise your strengths and weaknesses.
Increasing your confidence and focus will also improve mental readiness, positively impacting your performance as a leader.
Drive is the energy that makes everything else happen, and the absence of drive means resources and people never quite come together.
The meaning of dreams isn’t always clear, but writing down your dreams can help you discover a hidden part of yourself.
When a leader displays strong ethical values to others, performance in the organisation is likely to increase.
Leaders can encourage generosity in the workplace by focusing on collaboration instead of competition to increase happiness and wellbeing.
Printed books tend to improve reading comprehension compared to digital books without the negative effects on sleep related to eReader light sources.
Customers and clients will be better served by happier employees. Leaders should support their workers and promote health and wellbeing.
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.
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