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Explore how to rewire the brain to be your greatest potential.
Welcome to Lead with the Brain in Mind Blog. Hello, I’m Steven, and I started this blog to share and learn about how the brain works and how neuroscience can help us achieve and sustain more incredible leadership performance.
As a neuroscientist and executive coach, I believe that a basic understanding of the mind and brain can create breakthroughs in leadership effectiveness and a leader’s ability to impact others. Think about it! The brain drives everything we do, think, and feel. But it’s important to know that we have the power to reshape the brain’s neural circuitry because the brain changes in response to experience.
Thus, how we behave and think influences the rewiring of our brains, and these new neural pathways can support better habits, enhance our performance, and help us live in alignment with our purpose and potential.
Introduction Whether you consider yourself a leader or not, there is one leadership skill you use multiple times a day: Negotiation. We negotiate more often than
Have you ever wondered why we can feel the emotions of others so deeply, almost as if we’re experiencing them ourselves? The human brain is a
In leadership, change is about more than simply overcoming weaknesses; it also involves embracing limitations and non-resistance to the present. Discover how self-directed neuroplasticity intersects with
Learning how to Lead with the Brain in Mind is more of a journey than a goal to be achieved. As fellow learners, we are on
It all started with a question: How does the mind arise from the brain?
In Lead with the Brain in Mind blog, readers can expect bi-monthly posts on topics related to the brain, leadership, and the neuroscience of leadership performance.
