neuroscience Archives - TalentCulture

This week the TalentCulture team discussed the neuroscience of what keeps leaders up at night with Dr. Nicole Lipkin, author of What Keeps Leaders Up at Night and Y in the Workplace: Managing the “Me First” Generation.

Leadership has two common derailers: one is being too busy to win and the other is being too proud to see. Understanding the human side of change and our innate biases can help all of us move through change more effectively and efficiently.

Listen to the recording and review the Twitter chat highlights below to learn more about the link between psychology and neuroscience and the impact it has on our productivity, performance, focus and general state of being.

A2: recognize that you WILL mess up because you're human. Own it, fix it/acknowledge it/do it differently next time #tchat #selfleadership

— Dr. Nicole Lipkin (@DrNicoleLipkin) September 30, 2015

A2: Our brains have ways of fighting #change so we need to be aware of that & override those impulses (Annoying) #tchat

— Meghan M. Biro ⚡️ (@MeghanMBiro) September 30, 2015

A3 Technology NEEDS to stop being a specialization and become part of EVERYTHING we do! #TChat

— Chaim Shapiro🎤 I'll Help You Maximize LinkedIn!💻 (@ChaimShapiro) September 30, 2015

View the story “#TChat Storify: The Neuroscience of What Keeps Leaders Up at Night ” on Storify

What’s Up Next? #TChat returns Wednesday, Oct 7th: #TChat Radio Kicks Off at 1pm ET / 10am PT — Our radio show runs 30 minutes. Usually, our social community joins us on the Twitters as well.

Next #TChat topic: Why Sourcing Referrals Can Improve Retention – Wednesday, Oct 7th, 2015 — Our halfway point begins with our highly engaging Twitter discussion. We take a social inside look at our weekly topic. Everyone is welcome to share their social insights.

Join Our Social Community & Stay Up-to-Date! The TalentCulture conversation continues daily. See what’s happening right now on the #TChat Twitter stream in our LinkedIn group, and on our Google+ community. Engage with us anytime on our social networks or stay current with trending World of Work topics through our weekly email newsletter. Signing up is just a click away!

Photo credit: Big Stock Images

The TalentCulture #TChat Show is back live on Wednesday, September 30, 2015, from 1-2 pm ET (10-11 am PT).

Last week we talked about workplace trends through the eyes of Millennials, and this week we’re going to talk about the neuroscience of what keeps leaders up at night with Dr. Nicole Lipkin. Nicole is a sought-after speaker and business psychologist and author of What Keeps Leaders Up at Night and Y in the Workplace: Managing the “Me First” Generation.

Understanding the human side of change and our innate biases can help all of us move through change more effectively and efficiently. But leadership has two common derailers: one is being too busy to win and the other is being too proud to see. What keeps you up at night?

Sneak Peek:

#TChat Events: The Neuroscience of What Keeps Leaders Up at Night

#TChat Radio — Wed, Sept 30 — 1 pm ET / 10 am PT

Join TalentCulture #TChat Show co-founders and co-hosts Meghan M. Biro and Kevin W. Grossman as they talk about the neuroscience of what keeps leaders up at night with this week’s guest: Dr. Nicole Lipkin, sought-after speaker and business psychologist and author of What Keeps Leaders Up at Night and Y in the Workplace: Managing the “Me First” Generation.

Tune in LIVE online Wednesday, Sept 30

#TChat Twitter Chat — Wednesday, September 30 — 1:30 pm ET /10:30 am PT Immediately following the radio show, Meghan, Kevin, Joe and Ivan will move to the #TChat Twitter stream, where we’ll continue the discussion with the entire TalentCulture community. Everyone with a Twitter account is invited to participate, as we gather for a dynamic live chat, focused on these related questions:

Q1: What are the common derailers for business leaders today? #TChat (Tweet this Question)

Q2: How can people, professionally and personally, better adapt to constant change? #TChat (Tweet this Question)

Q3: How has technology changed our workplace and personal habits? #TChat (Tweet this Question)

Until then, we’ll keep the discussion going on the #TChat Twitter feed, our TalentCulture World of Work Community LinkedIn group, and in our TalentCulture G+ community. So feel free to drop by anytime and share your questions, ideas and opinions. See you there!!!

Subscribe to our podcast on BlogTalkRadio, Stitcher or iTunes: