The Brain and Brand Show CliffCentral

Timothy makes the case that our brains are wired to experience each other by tasting their values. He terms this process, 'behavioural tastes'. He argues that you should consider your behaviour as an opportunity to serve others a delicacy. Your ability to serve other’s tasty values is one of the great secrets to success.

Timothy sits down with the author of ‘Master Mentorship: 30 Transformative Insights from the Greatest Minds, Volume 2’. Scott Miller heads Thought Leadership at FranklinCovey and hosts the number one leadership podcast in the World, FranklinCovery on Leadership. Together they explore his latest book and key insights into how to overcome mediocrity and discovery your greatness.

Timothy sits down with Dr. André Martin, the Author of ‘Wrong Fit, Right Fit: Why How We Work Matters More than Ever’ to explore how to find the right fit for your career. The conversation explores both how employers and employees can both find the right fit. Dr. Martin shares both his research and experience as a Learning director for organizations like Nike, Google and Disney.

Timothy continues his series on the value of motivation by exploring and debating Free Will and Determinism, with researcher David Lawrence. If you are a leader, a parent, a partner, a lover, or simply care about how you show up in the world, this conversation will matter to you. Our guest shares insights that will not only inspire you to evolve your thinking, but also rally those around you to ask better questions about our ‘why’ in this world. Lawrence is the author of ‘Debunking Determinism: Robert Sapolsky, Sam Harris, and the Crusade against Free Will’.

Timothy sits down with the Founder and CEO of GWork, Oran Cohen, as they explore how to apply behavioural science and neuroscience in the simplest way possible, to design new habits that lead to exponential growth and change. They also unpack the new technology they will be sharing with leaders. cliffcentral.com

Timothy sits down with Toronto-based neuroscientist Norman Farb and psychologist Zindel Segal to rethink motivation. They share their research from their new book, ‘Better in Every Sense’, which builds the case that your breakthrough could come from another dimension beyond motivation, a dimension even beyond mindfulness, in a discipline they call Sense Foraging. Their scientific discoveries about how we can engage our senses with nature and other small things in the environment to achieve breakthroughs is utterly fascinating. cliffcentral.com