Introducing Episode 6 of "Making Sense of Neuroscience and Humans at Work"

Kelly and Victoria discuss the prevention and management of burnout as part of #ThisIsBurnout week Jan 2023

How does the brain learn? Clive Hyland explains that 99% of what we process goes on at unconscious and subconscious level.

Introduction to the role of neuroscience in human behaviour.

The hidden opportunity of coronavirus isolation - a new view on life and work.

Personal Discovery - understand who you are without judgement.

Perception and perspective - The role of visual attention and unconscious bias.

Resilience - the ongoing ability to cope with challenges that confront us and the role of belief.

How do we define happiness?

High personal performance - the connection between brain and body.

Clive Hyland introduces neuroscience to leadership strategy.

Decision making is dominated in most cases by emotions and instincts.

Clive Hyland explains the critical role of trust In leadership.

Communication skills - Instinctive, emotional, rational or reflective?

Self awareness and the state of consciousness.

How do we get a team to step into the zone.

Leadership - The role of vision and energy.

Clive Hyland explains that we need to understand how the person we are offering feedback to views the .

The myth of working well under stress.

Clive Hyland sets out what successful future organisations will need to consider.

Our life experiences are the sum of what we have learnt to pay attention to.

Most of our emotional responses to life are framed by around the age of 7.

Interpersonal shaping - we are what we have learnt to be.

We fundamentally want to survive or thrive and the oldest part of our brain which is the home...

It is far too simplistic to think that everything is thought based. Instincts and emotions in the brain are quicker to register...

The body does not work on psychological principles. We did not have complex thinking or language until the later stages...