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What makes some people act and be successful when others don’t? This is one of the most fundamental questions.
We are programmed to evolve, move forward, to discover, to find new frontiers.
Learning how “our brains” work will make us more aware and attentive to those behaviours that may get in the way of our success.
What would you do differently if you knew yourself better? The sage asked the busy businessman.
Understanding how to foster moments of insight is the basis for getting ahead and differentiating from competitors.
In this edition, I would like to share some of the highlights and exciting moments from the Brain Art Exhibition which ended last Saturday 12th of March.
Neuromarketing can be defined as the application of neuroscience methods to analyse & understand human behaviour in relation to markets & marketing behaviour.
An annual opportunity from Billie Blue College of Design to discuss the future of design and contribute with an article - “Think Design – With the Brain in Mind".
Feeling creative? Creative thinking allows people to solve problems on issues they are working on.
The brain of a dyslexic person has to work up to 5 times harder than a non-dyslexic brain –according to some recent research at the University of Washington.
Research studies have also shown that those people who have been taught to be more grateful can provide better emotional support to others in need.
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