Justin James Kennedy, Ph.D., is a professor of applied neuroscience and organisational behaviour at UGSM-Monarch Business School in Switzerland and the author of Brain Re-Boot.
Visionary leadership harnesses subtle intelligence to adapt and foster collaboration, enabling innovation in complex environments.
Learn about the brain's remarkable ability to adapt and rewire—and how cutting-edge neuroplasticity-based therapies can help patients recover from even the most severe injuries. Understanding brain adaptability enhances skills, adaptability, and decision-making through deliberate practice and a growth mindset.Cultivating subtle intelligence enables intuition, creativity, and resilience.
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