Posts Tagged ‘change’

Over 30 years  in brain based renewal,  showed me several reasons why renewal cannot win in certain workplace conditions. I’ll admit that naivety in  younger years, prompted me to believe deteriorated settings could turn around in spite of barriers. Over time though, I observed some settings that simply cannot perk up  because organizational toxins contaminate [...]

Take advantage of recent neuro-discoveries and that illusive growth you’re looking for tends to follow far faster. Have you seen it happen?

Brainpower-tools create new landscapes -from mental resources immune to recession:

With a little help from you – an amygdala offers calm under pressure, even when old socks buck change or when few folks tend to [...]

How do you you cope with change? Your brain comes with tools and equipment to manage and even profit from change. But do you?
Here’s a fascinating snippet of changes swirling around you now, as well as those cascading far faster than you may realize.

Did you know your brain comes with ability to change successfully and [...]

Change often follows when we step out of routines and follow new adventures. It’s a bit like hitching your wagon to a new star and it happened to me recently when I read Robert Heinlein’s Starship Trooper. Since I rarely read science fiction, I was delighted when friends, Malcolm and Liz Bugler gave me this [...]

To reflect is to change, even change that creates friction at times! Apply novel approaches and you encounter ruts inside the human brain. Have you seen it happen? Transformation, especially ethical renewal that adds dividends for all,  takes risk! To move stagnant mental eddies into rushing waterfalls requires novel approaches, and an ability to admit [...]

How many times do participants speak and feel heard when you present new ideas? Facilitation skill allows people to speak and ethically nudges steller interests and abilities toward a shared finish line for quality growth. How so?
1. Question possibilities by raising one umbrella query to launch your presentation. Lectures tell – while questions hold opposing [...]

Einstein once claimed he was no smarter than others, but that he simply stayed with problems long after others left.
Could you solve more problems with genius, if you tried Einstein’s keys to learning?
1. Mystery
- for Einstein all true art and science embody mysteries to ponder.
2. Ethics
- flamed learning for Einstein, the way rhythm lit [...]

As I ponder today’s news, disturbing headlines point to loss,  doom and hopelessness, that work against human brainpower to restore and grow. Have you noticed growing negativity here?
Amazing answers exist when we look to life-changing powers of creativity.

Check out Charles Leadbetter’s response in this YouTube.  Can you see why many  still hold out hope for [...]

Have you heard  reasons given by people who cling to tired routines? The other day the dean of a university’s education department claimed to his audience that he’d like to make changes, but that his university was required to train teachers for schools that already exist out there.
Not one person questioned this shocking statement. Yikes! [...]

Just as top gymnasts bend without breaking,  flexible brains adapt with unbelievably pliable approaches.
Did you know -

Human brains come equipped with flexibility, or plasticity, that takes exercise to sustain?
Plasticity, or mental elasticity has less to do with age and far more to do with choices?
People are more susceptible to ruts than most realize, because of [...]

Who could predict that yet another Wall Street rock-like leader,  Lehman, would shatter today’s news with losses too big to recover? Sadly, another one hits the bust, and Wall Street is said to standby stymied, staring down defeat in response. What’s your response?
Surprising, financial busts offer an ideal setting for leaders to build new brainpower for victory before failure shuts [...]