One of the greatest risks to the success of businesses is human error. Human error is a failure of a planned action to achieve a desired outcome that results in mistakes, incidents, accidents and even loss of life. It can be the root cause of both catastrophic organizational accidents and serious individual injuries. Incident reports…
Stress and fatigue caused by continued disruptive change, forces people to generally function more in their default modes of thinking, learning and processing information. This, and the fact that people in general have a natural predisposition to start with a preferred mode when think, learning or processing information, has led to a very strong dualistic…
Essentially the construct of neuro-agility is grounded in neuroscience as it addresses the brain-based elements that impact the speed, ease and flexibility with which people learn, think and process information. The ease and speed of learning, thinking and processing information is primarily influenced by the electrochemical functioning of the brain. Electrochemical functioning Developing neuro-agility is…
Neuro-agility is a new neuroscience innovation that forms the underlying foundation for learning future skills people need to safeguard themselves against future job losses, as it focuses on the neurological components of learning, thinking and cognitive processes – components that enable people to improve their competitive advantage to out-think, out-learn, out-create and out-perform their…
