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Finding Your Creative Flow
This story is my gift to you based on what I have discovered about my relationship with Flo (short for flow not Florence).
i4 Tales At Vivid Ideas 2016: The Neuroscience Of Creative Thinking
Those managers or leaders who remain ignorant of how to foster creative thinking could be affecting the potential of their business.
Re-thinking What Winning Looks Like By Mastering Collaboration
The attainment of a common goal through the effort of a combined body of people working together.
Why A Brain-Friendly Immersion Will Benefit Not Just Your Professional But Also Your Private Life
The central theme was the brain: as neuroscience techniques become ever-more sophisticated, we're awakening new levels of awareness about our little grey cells.
Creating a Brain Friendly Culture At Ultraceuticals
This case study examines the ongoing journey of Ultraceuticals in Creating a Brain Friendly Culture with the i4 Methodology.
A Brain Based Leadership Approach For The Future Of Work
Change is inevitable and can no longer rely on the people at the top to be initiated or managed effectively.
Can The Practise Of Managing Our Emotions Lead To Better Leadership?
Sue has used her gift for synthesising science into practical tools anyone can use to teach thousands of business leaders how to harness the brain’s potential.
Building Leaders For The Imagination Age: The Case For The i4 Neuroleader Model
This White Paper explains a model of leadership for our organisations faced with the challenges of the VUCA World - Volatile, Uncertain, Complex and Ambiguous.
Mastering Innovation
We need to make Innovation real and identify a process that we can follow to unlock its promise. The i4 Model does just this.
The Sales Person Is Dead. Long Live The Sales Leader
If we are going to do more than simply survive but thrive in this new selling and business environment, we need to become Sales Leaders.
My 2016 Wish
It is not just about the words, rather it is about our spirit coming to life every time we create a connection with another human being.
Creating Brain Friendly Cultures At HR TechFest 2015
A brain-friendly organisation could then be defined as, an organisation that aims to improve the performance of all the brains working within it.
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