Have people ever seemed to act inconsistently to you? Why do you think people are incredibly open and flexible one day, but very focused and structured the next? Why do you think some people are infuriated by things that seem insignificant to you?
This episode podcast explores two key systems in our brain: (un)creatively named System I and System II.
By understanding how these systems work together can provide helpful insight into understanding why we make decisions and act in the ways we do.
Anna Waters specialises in organisational engagement, leadership and performance. Anna has a deep understanding of neuroscience and psychology, which gives insight into human behaviour in the workplace. As a management consultant at NeuroPower Group, Anna applies evidence based frameworks and methodologies to help individuals, teams and organisations to realise and exceed their potential.
NeuroPower Group website: www.neuropowergroup.com
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05/23/18 • 56 min
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