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Published: Oct. 27, 2011
Words: 22614 (approximate)
Language: English
Ebook description
Leading 100 Billion Neurons is a journey into the brain and how this impacts business and leadership. Leading 100 billion neurons takes us through the cellular basis of learning, brain regions and the impact of emotions on the brain and our behaviours. Andy Habermacher leaves us with a brain-based model for dealing with crises situations.Tags
coaching, human resources, leadership assessment, crises management, hrm, behavioral economics, neuroleadershipAvailable ebook reading formats
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Review by:
W. Addison Gast
on Nov. 07, 2011 :
Almost missed the star rating ( They should make this area more obvious IMHO) this one is a winner at 5!
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Review by:
W. Addison Gast
on Nov. 07, 2011 :
Almost missed the star rating ( They should make this area more obvious IMHO) this one is a winner at 5!
(review of free book)
Review by:
W. Addison Gast
on Nov. 07, 2011 :
(no rating)
An absolute masterpiece of work explaining the brain, its parts, function and ultimately its use in human behavior. Andy Habermacher is a genius in explaining the relative functions of the brain and its different sections. The book can be read, re-read and still there are parts that are new every time you open to a new page or one you have read. I placed the book on my Nook carried it with me as I wrote my novel that related to computers and the human brain. It was a main reference used and then I printed out the entire story and read it as printed media making notes for reference. This is a quiet little gem hiding in the free section of Smashwords that is a treasure to read and quote from. The results of the many authoritative tests that Andy quotes moves the reader closer and closer to understanding human behavior I found the section on rational processing and emotional intelligence very informative and interesting. Again, Herbermacher makes a very complex human organ simple to understand and appreciate. Well done!
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