Dr Dan Radecki at TEDx: The Struggle Between the Powerful Emotional Brain and our Logical Brain
Dan Radecki PhD explores the struggle between the powerful emotional brain and the logical brain. Working as a leader in the corporate world allows Dan the unique perspective on how our knowledge of brain functioning can aid leaders in maximizing their results as well as the results of their teams. This talk was given at a TEDx Mission Viejo.
Join Dr Dan Radecki and CEO Leonie Hull LIVE on Linkedin!
Many personal and workplace challenges that we face originate from a common foundation—the brain, its needs, and its triggers. When people feel psychologically safe, they are more engaged, happier, and capable of performing at their best.
So, how can we as coaches, trainers or People & Culture Professionals cultivate psychological safety to unlock the full potential of the people we work with?
Join CEO Leonie Hull and leading neuroscientist Dr. Dan Radecki for an insightful webinar where you’ll:
- Discover the S.A.F.E.T.Y.™ Model: Understand the six domains of threat and reward that are crucial to the brain’s functioning.
- Utilize the S.A.F.E.T.Y.™ Assessment and Profile: Learn how to drive deeper client insights with this powerful tool.
- Explore Neuroscience Foundations: Delve into the scientific basis of psychological safety and its impact on human behavior.
- Drive Performance and Wellbeing: Find out how fostering psychological safety leads to significant breakthroughs in engagement and overall performance.
- Advance Your Credentials: Learn how to obtain an ICF-backed Psychological Safety Accreditation to enhance your toolkit and stand out in the market.
Interactive Q&A Session
You’ll also have the opportunity to ask questions and hear from coaches who are successfully using the S.A.F.E.T.Y.™ Model to create transformative results with their clients.
Don’t miss this opportunity! We look forward to seeing you on the Live Stream!
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