Neuroscience & Difficult Change Group on Linkedin
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Not everyone uses Linkedin regularly. This by-monthly newsletter is sent to you because you are a member of the above group on Linkedin, in an effort to build our community. It includes: links to top posts, book recommendations, links to free materials (slide-decks), and upcoming dates for FREE group discussions. If you prefer not to receive these newsletters at any point, please let us know!
With deepest appreciation,
Reut & the KCI team
Top Post: Linkedin Group Page
"What is resistance to change? How do you define it? What are people resisting exactly?
If your education was similar to mine, traditional change models taught us to focus on resistance as something that stems from external factors. In other words, the idea was that something about the change itself is undesirable or even threatening (the number one culprit is usually the "unknown")..."
Event: Next Free Discussion
Topic: The Neuroscience of Storytelling as a Transformation Tool
Two options to attend:
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Thursday, February 2nd, 8:00am PST/11:00am EST/ 4:00pm UK
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Friday, February 3rd, 12:00pm PST/3:00pm EST
Duration: 60 minutes
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If interested, please RSVP below (indicating which one of the two options you prefer to attend), or by reaching out to Reut: https://www.linkedin.com/in/reutschwartzhebron/
(Zoom link and slide deck will be provided when you RSVP)
Free Materials: The Added Value of Neuroscience models
As a member of the Neuroscience & Difficult Change group, please find a link to a slide-deck mapping Difficult Change challenges and specific Neuroscience-based models designed to overcome them (in case you find it relevant or valuable).
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(If you prefer a PDF version please let me know)
Looking forward to sharing and exploring this exciting intersection of Difficult Change and Neuroscience together via the group!
Book Recommendation
"I've started working on a new slide deck about The Neuroscience of Authenticity (will of course share when it's ready :)) and taking a deeper dive into what concepts like the "self" and "personality" mean from a Neuroscience perspective.
Why is this important? Because I believe that being truly authentic (in a way that is both vulnerable and aligned with our true self) is..."
Certification in Applied Neuroscience: Next Start Date
The KCI Certification in Applied Neuroscience is offered only twice a year. The next start date is April 21st, 2023 (start time for our clients in Europe is April 20th, 2023).
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With questions, to sign up, or to be added to the wait-list, please reach out directly to Reut at Reut@KeyChangeNow.com.