Our three brains work in funny ways. Sometimes we do things without realizing why they work, but they do. Our heart brain advises our head brain or our gut brain tells us when something just isn't right. Psychologist and...
Multitasking is not conducive to clear, innovative thinking. The head brain wants us to focus on one task at a time. Every time we switch to a minor task, like checking email or responding to a text, the head brain releases...
Engagement is not only for the office. It's for everywhere. Consider this: because low voter turnout has been a problem in Baltimore City for years, local leaders decided to act. They instituted a program to engage people in a...
Companies that engage their employees appeal not only to their thinking, but their feeling. These companies know that our brains have three parts: head, heart and gut. For the longest time, the notion that our brains are more...
Widespread change demands approaching human intelligence like Pablo Picasso approached his art. He knew that we are capable of sensing and feeling as well as seeing. He knew that we use all three of our brains – head, heart and...
Just as many people think we're mainly made up of bones and muscle rather than water, in society we see a focus on the head brain, and the subsequent neglect of the heart and gut brains. For years, we thought IQ was the only...
Engagement is not something you do and it's done. It's continuous. Life offers two different types of games, says James P. Carse in his book Finite and Infinite Games. One is a "finite" game, which is structured by...
Can you solve food waste and hunger from your doorstep? Our friends at Hungry Harvest think so. Hungry Harvest is a farm to doorstep produce delivery service on a mission to end food waste and hunger. Every delivery rescues...
Although technological changes are coming quickly, the truth is that we’re still a long way from fully automated businesses, even if technological advances have come at the expense of many jobs. For the foreseeable future, people...
