Teamwork

You had the best of intentions, you could totally see the benefits of taking a fresh approach and changing things up, and everyone SEEMED to be on board with the idea. And then… the plans fell apart and nothing got implemented.

Neuroscience tells us that the brain is wired for efficiency. It creates neural pathways around repeated behaviors - essentially shortcuts that conserve energy. The more you do something the same way, the more automatic it becomes.

When your team operates in silos, team collaboration feels like a burden. Learn the neuroscience-backed question that reframes teamwork as momentum and gets your team working together: "What part of this would be faster or easier if we work together?" Read the full post →