Lead with Humanity

A few more days until we’re back in this magical space.

When you follow your desire to serve - that is when you start to truly lead.

A choice that is always yours.

We need not wait.

Leading with Humanity is a treasure trove of wisdom that has you question how you choose to define yourself and show up in your life and the lives of others.

The Midlands Magazine] features author, Pete Laburn and his first book, Leading with Humanity, in their beautiful publication in July.

Link to the publication in the The Midlands Magazine] bio!

The book is available at , Amazon, Takealot and Loot

"Leading with Humanity is a treasure trove of wisdom that has you question how you choose to define yourself and show up in your life and the lives of others."

Thank you to FabMags and The Midlands Magazine for featuring Leading with Humanity in the July issue! What a beautiful magazine! If you're not in the area to grab a copy - you can read it online here:
https://issuu.com/fabmags/docs/midlands_magazine_july_august_2022

Power creates distance.
Leaders bridge the gap.

The world needs leaders to bridge the huge gaps created by those that have held power for too long.

To be effective, leaders must foster an environment of autonomy, connection and trust.

Neuroscience shows that the biochemistry of trust within teams can affect performance. As leaders, it is important to understand how to influence this.

Your team may be running on stress (cortisol is the stress hormone present) or is thriving on trust (with high levels of the neurotransmitter oxytocin present).

If you want to understand the neuroscience behind positively influencing the biochemistry of your team (especially in the context of hybrid working environments) - sign up for our upcoming {FREE} web event on Thursday.

Link in bio

The world needs extraordinary leadership and Neuroscience is the tool to stay ahead of the game.

A few seats left in our free webinar on Brain Dynamics in a Hybrid Workspace.

See link in bio for details and to register.

In this webinar you will:
- Discover what happens in the brain when people are micro-managed or ‘over-controlled’.
- Explore the concept of belonging from the perspective of neuroscience.
- Learn how to help individuals cultivate a sense of autonomy over their role
- Understand the neurochemistry of trust as a key component to healthy relationship.

This is so important in ‘normal’ conditions – and far more challenging in new hybrid work environments.

More than ever before we are needing extraordinary leadership. Neuroscience is the tool to stay ahead of the game and we are proud to bring you some of the latest insights into the science behind brain behaviour – specifically regarding leadership in a hybrid work space.

In our next webinar (this Thursday), Sarah Holmes and Lindsay Braithwaite will take us through Brain Dynamics in a Hybrid Workspace.

In this webinar you will:

- Discover what happens in the brain when people are micro-managed or ‘over-controlled’.
- Explore the concept of belonging from the perspective of neuroscience.
- Learn how to help individuals cultivate a sense of autonomy over their role
- Understand the neurochemistry of trust as a key component to healthy relationship.

This is so important in ‘normal’ conditions – and far more challenging in new hybrid work environments.

These webinars are free, with limited spots available. Register here:

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Brain Dynamics in the Hybrid Workspace. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. With the world moving towards hybrid models, how can we maintain healthy, engaging and authentic relationships through our computers? In this webinar we will look at ways to make our brains more resilient to the transforming working world. We will explore the latest neuroscience behind our brains’...

Did you know that our brains are threatened when we are micro-managed and controlled? And when the brain is under threat, its executive functioning is less effective.

In our next web event (14 July) , Sarah Holmes and Lindsay Braithwaite, experts in applied neuroscience and leadership, will explore Brain Dynamics in a Hybrid Workspace.

This is a free event, but space are limited. You can register here:

Welcome! You are invited to join a meeting: Title: Brain Dynamics in the Hybrid Workspace. After registering, you will receive a confirmation email about joining the meeting. Presented by Sarah Holmes and Lindsay Braithwaite

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