If people are an organization’s most important asset, then why do so few organizations actually implement programs that help individuals achieve their potential?
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Do you think the world is against you? Or do you take on the world? Your answer significantly impacts your achievement levels and to large degree your satisfaction with life in general. This basic orientation – called Locus of Control – is one of the biggest determinants of personal and organizational success. Read More

Recent research proves that our brains are hard-wired to connect with each other. The very design of our brains makes them sociable.

The more strongly we are connected with someone emotionally, the greater the mutual force. Based on that connection, our brains send out a cascade of hormones rippling through our body, regulating our biological system from the heart to the immune system. Among the variety of cells in our brain is a particular type called mirror neurons. Mirror neurons sense both the move another person is about to make as well as what they are feeling, and instantaneously prepare us to imitate that movement and feel with them. Read More

During difficult times – such as those in which we are currently living – pessimism tends to take over our individual and collective psyche. Doomsday prophets are predicting the end of our economic system, the death of capitalism, the permanent re-setting of global wealth, etc. Fear feeds on fear and panic takes control. It is at moments like these that we need to understand the impact of such behavior and the consequences of consistent negative or pessimistic thinking. Read More