Tag Archives: brain-based coaching

Let the Problem Solve You

Posted on May 10, 2016 by Susan Britton

Life can be an unending series of challenges—often referred to as “problems.” On the work front, our problems may center on how to reach a revenue goal, how to find the right talent, how to resolve conflict, or how to … Continue reading →

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A Positive Perspective on the Rat Race

Posted on April 11, 2016 by Susan Britton

The Rat Race usually conjures up images of a draining work routine, devoid of purpose and rife with pressures to deliver or be ditched. No fun. And not good for our brain-body health either. Here’s a different take on the … Continue reading →

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Be Like Einstein—Flunk Your Weaknesses

Posted on April 1, 2016 by Susan Britton

Einstein was brilliant, as we know. So brilliant that at the age of 16, two years earlier than his classmates, he sat for entrance exams to get into the prestigious Federal Polytechnic School in Zurich. But he flunked. Sort of. … Continue reading →

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50,000 THOUGHTS A DAY?

Posted on March 29, 2016 by Susan Britton

Ever try to tame your thoughts? There are reports on the internet that we think some 50,000 thoughts a day, apparently according to the National Science Foundation, but I haven’t found the research to back that up. It did get … Continue reading →

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