Two mouths and one ear: 4 tips to get talkative people to listen
It will look strange, two mouths and one ear. Yet this is something we encounter every day: talkative people who listen poorly. We...
Our knowledge partners are THE specialists in the field of behavioral change
Amy Edmondson is a Professor at Harvard University who specializes in Leadership and Management. She is concerned with human interactions that lead to the creation of successful enterprises that contribute to the betterment of society.
Amy is known worldwide for her pioneering work in the field of psychological safety. A theme that has contributed to a great deal of academic research in the fields of management, healthcare and education over the past 15 years.
As a knowledge partner, Amy Edmondson inspires us in implementing her Organize to Learn theory, which we apply in all three of our Braintality methods: Learnovation, Teamtation and Empeoplement.
The Organize to Learn theory focuses on the creation of knowledge and the use of that knowledge within an organization.
The key aspects of organizational learning theory are that learning happens when people are in contact with each other, as they seek and solve problems.
David Marquet is a retired United States Navy captain and bestselling author of the books Turn the Ship Around! and Leadership is Language.
Since Turn the Ship Around! was published in 2013, hundreds of thousands of readers have been inspired by this true story. Many have applied his insights to their own organizations.
They have created workplaces where everyone takes responsibility for their actions, where followers grow into leaders and where happier teams produce much better results.
He was a teacher at Columbia University, School of Professional Studies, and since his retirement he works as a Leadership Expert and Speaker worldwide.
He Speaks to the public about creating workplaces where people are healthier and happier because they have more control over their work.
As a knowledge partner, David Marquet inspires Braintality with his vision on leadership. His motto 'leaders create leaders' has had a lot of influence on our Empeoplement method.
Erik Scherder is a Dutch professor of neuropsychology affiliated with the VU University in Amsterdam.
Scherder studied psychology at this university in the late 1970s, specializing in neuropsychology.
In 1995 he obtained his doctorate in this field and was appointed professor Human Movement Sciences at the University of Groningen (RuG).
After a few years in Groningen, he returned to Amsterdam and now heads the department of clinical neuropsychology as a professor. Erik Scherder still regularly speaks to large and small audiences. He is also often seen in TV programs when the brain is the main topic.
As a knowledge partner, Erik Scherder inspires Braintality with questions about how we can influence behavior through the brain, but also how we can influence the brain through behavior. As you'll understand we believe that is pretty interesting stuff.
In addition to his work, Erik Scherder is committed to the Hersenstichting, which we as Braintality support financially to keep research ongoing.
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