Paul Zak still remembers the flight home from Washington. Exhausted, he put on Million Dollar Baby to pass the time. By the end, he was sobbing. Heaving, embarrassing, can’t-stop sobbing in front of complete strangers. Here’s the thing: he’s a neuroscientist. He knew it was just a movie. And yet his brain reacted as if…
Continue reading →The secret lies in building a communication method based on the way you already think, behave and perform under pressure. A method that will leverage your existing behaviour and response. That is the opposite to what most people are led to believe. You can learn how to stand, where to place your hands and when…
Continue reading →Here’s the thing about virtual meetings that nobody tells you: the camera strips away most of the signals we normally rely on. In person, you can feel the room shift when you walk in. Your posture, your stride, the way you settle into a chair: all of it speaks before you do. But on camera?…
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