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Performing in the corporate sense is certainly important, but flourishing mentally and physically allows for optimal leadership while also increasing general wellbeing.
One key to brain health is to seek balance on time demands, attention & brain power. If you're always on the go at work & play you may develop a negativity bias
By observing the brains of inspirational leaders, we now know that becoming inspired is critical in the engagement process.
An unhealthy gut is bad for your brain and leadership style. Stress can negatively impact gut microbes needed to keep your GI tract and brain in top condition.
For organisations to continue to grow and succeed, next generation leaders must be able to handle any change thrown their way.
Heart attacks, strokes, and other risk factors such as diabetes, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol are all tied back to stress.
Plastics can impair neurodevelopment, potentially impacting future generations of leaders. Increased awareness and acting with agility can improve conditions.
Effective leadership is not possible without a healthy brain. We now have the tools to examine brain function in real-time, leading to improved outcomes.
In this global economy, stretching ourselves and having the courage to try new things, including foods, is critical to enhance our collaboration abilities.
We need leaders in business who recognise that there is more to life than making money.
Catastrophe can strike at any time, and leaders need the drive and innovation to face these challenges to assist their fellow human beings.
The idea that leadership is a final, set destination is a fallacy. Innovative & creative leaders are always adapting & their path is never quite complete.
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