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Preface | |
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Acknowledgements | |
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Introduction | |
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How to read this book | |
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Meet the coach | |
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Meet the professionals | |
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You | |
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Can a marshmallow predict your success? | |
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Possibilities | |
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Prioritization | |
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Picturing your goal | |
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Starting with the end in mind | |
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Prefrontal cortex | |
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Practical prioritization | |
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New information | |
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Multi or mono | |
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Your plastic brain | |
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Reassuringly flexible | |
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Enriching your potential | |
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Action | |
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Is your hippopotamus under attack? | |
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Stress: the classic culprit | |
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Predictability and stress | |
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Perhaps pounding the pavements is the answer | |
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Negative connotations | |
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Checking out of stress and into normality | |
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Hippo attack | |
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Mirror neurons | |
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Possibilities | |
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Lack of control | |
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Stress busting | |
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Focus | |
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Action | |
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Learning how to influence what feels out of your control | |
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States, emotions and feelings | |
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To know or not to know | |
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Controlling our feelings | |
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Controlling our emotions | |
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Practically possible | |
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Why anchoring is vital | |
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About the cup | |
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The importance of smell | |
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Action | |
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The challenge of being everything to everyone | |
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Possibilities | |
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Distractions | |
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Benefits of braking | |
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Getting stuck | |
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Strategic planning | |
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Getting unstuck | |
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Decision making | |
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Filtering incoming data | |
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Emotional area | |
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Action | |
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Is a busy brain a clever brain? | |
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The brain in action | |
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In one ear, out the other | |
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Full head | |
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Enriching your environment | |
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Knowledge into practice | |
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A leopard can change its spots | |
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A lot of hard work | |
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Practically possible | |
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Getting results easily and with less effort | |
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The neuroscience behind habits | |
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The reality of the chocolate habit | |
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Reprogramming a habit | |
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How a faulty circuit can be fixed | |
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What is possible | |
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Neuroplasticity and habits | |
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'Damaged' as a child | |
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Neural Darwinism | |
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Competitive plasticity | |
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How you create new habits | |
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Why bad habits sometimes return | |
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Action | |
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Your Colleagues and Clients | |
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Working and living in balance | |
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Work-life balance | |
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Expectations: their and yours | |
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Conflict | |
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Causes of tiredness | |
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Time versus energy | |
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The importance of control | |
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How the mind works optimally | |
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Action | |
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Upgrading your life one step at a time | |
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What the brain has to do with getting stuff done | |
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Brain areas of goal achievement | |
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Getting specific | |
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Real or imagined | |
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The neuroscientist's biggest kept secret | |
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Motivation | |
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Your state matters | |
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Deserving a reward | |
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Action | |
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The minefield of motivating people | |
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Motivating others | |
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What motivates you | |
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Some rewards motivate | |
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Higher purpose | |
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Power of expectations | |
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Motivation zappers | |
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Power of control | |
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Power of certainty | |
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Power of confidence | |
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Mood and motivation | |
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Transforming meetings | |
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Personality problems | |
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Unfairness | |
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The two routes of fear | |
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Problems with meetings | |
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Memes | |
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Remembering stuff | |
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Feeling excluded | |
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Action | |
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Making every presentation count | |
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Outcome | |
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Engagement | |
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How to engage people | |
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Planning | |
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Intentions | |
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Priming | |
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Mental rehearsal | |
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Mirror neurons | |
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Stress busting | |
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Emotion | |
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Death by PowerPoint™ and sleep-inducing notes | |
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Body language | |
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Appearing competent to others | |
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Insights | |
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How to predispose yourself to having more insights | |
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Why you forget | |
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Real or fabricated | |
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Episodic versus semantic | |
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Brain areas | |
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Working memory | |
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Emotions and memory | |
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Unconscious memories | |
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Priming | |
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Your Company | |
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Leading with your brain switched on | |
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Leaders today | |
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The synaptic circle | |
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Confidence | |
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Understanding status | |
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Mirror neurons | |
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Certainty | |
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Culture | |
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Celebration | |
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Control | |
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Connection | |
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Contribution | |
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Simply authentic sales | |
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Decision making | |
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Intention | |
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Identifying pain | |
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Unique calm | |
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Prove gain | |
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Credibility: stories and pictures | |
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Emotions | |
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Congruency | |
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Managing people, managing brains | |
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Managing people - a brain perspective | |
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Trust | |
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Predictability and ambiguity | |
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Fairness | |
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Social reward | |
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Neuromanagement | |
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Feeling | |
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Thinking | |
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The evaluator | |
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The conflict manager | |
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Interpreting | |
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Action | |
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Reward | |
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References | |
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Index | |