Read my recent article on Jane Goodall to get the full story👇 https://t.co/qOsvN5VY9G

Jane Goodall proved leadership isn’t status. It’s presence. Her science rewired how we see minds and her activism turned empathy into impact. Which part of that legacy moves you most? Vote below 👇

Jane Goodall taught me this: leadership is biology in action. Presence wires trust. Compassion reshapes culture. Each choice feeds neural pathways that shape the leader you become. Repetition rewires the brain. 🌿 Read the full story👇 https://t.co/sE42veTK9Z

(2/2) The brain’s creative process depends on priming. Movement, sound, rest or reflection can all light up innovation. Read the full article here👇 https://t.co/u12Q2jhM5G

(1/2) What helps you enter a creative flow state?

(4/4) As leaders and as humans, the real question is: how do we rebuild the safety that makes intimacy possible? Read my full article here👇 https://t.co/qgDJjrfZlo

(3/4) Our need for presence doesn’t vanish. But when connection feels risky, we look for substitutes that can’t hurt us.

(2/4) In Japan, one man married a hologram. Others hire grandmothers just to feel cared for. At first glance it sounds surreal, until you realise it’s about safety.

(1/4) I often wonder why we are becoming more connected digitally, yet more isolated emotionally.

(3/3) 🎥 Watch the full interview on our YouTube Channel and join in on the conversation on how we can make workplaces more brain-friendly👇 https://t.co/RDTzIuNxWT

(2/3) In this new #BrainFriendlyChannel episode with Angella Clarke-Jervoise, I explore how leaders can protect focus, build empathy and create healthier ways of working.

(1/3) We live in a world of constant interruptions and endless notifications, yet many still believe they can “multitask” effectively. Neuroscience shows the opposite, every time we split our attention, performance and accuracy decline.

(3/3) That, to me, is the true power of inspiration: it makes us braver than we thought we could be.

(2/3) The leaders and mentors who have impacted me most weren’t necessarily the loudest voices in the room. They were the ones who stayed curious, who reminded me of what was possible and who gave me the courage to take a step I wasn’t sure I could take.

(1/3) Inspiration is not something we manufacture, it’s something we notice, nurture and share.

We don’t need all the answers to live with intention. We’re here now — together. Let’s act like it matters.

Love isn’t just in your heart; your gut feels it too. Because when connection is safe, your whole body agrees.

(2/2) Neuroscience teaches us how trauma shapes the brain. But the body… it remembers what the mind forgets. A quiet tribute to those on the path of healing, where intellect meets embodiment. Inspired by the wisdom of 'The Body Keeps the Score'.

(1/2) Long after the thought is gone, the body still holds the feeling. Every ache, every breath, every stillness, it’s memory in motion.

We think managing time will make us more productive. But here’s the truth: we don’t manage time — we manage energy. And most of us are running on empty. Read @silviadamiano latest article:  https://t.co/aWI5SlfHYJ