How do we break through the motivation barrier?
How do we drive people to act?
How do we bring ourselves and our organization to make changes that are obviously needed?
All agree that in the 21st century, acquiring knowledge is no longer an issue – everything we need to know is at our fingertips. We have access to countless classes and training programs, and yet, only very few are able to implement the knowledge they acquire, and use it to improve.
New studies in neuroscience reveal that knowledge is not the point – we all know that sports will do us good, we just don’t do it! It is clear to us that we need to provide good service, set boundaries for our children, manage our feelings, plan ahead and build a good rapport with others.
An Invitation to Move is an unconventional and humorous lecture, with surprising answers to common concerns – how to motivate ourselves and our surroundings to act? how to lead behavioral change? and what effective tools do we have for motivating teams adapt new habits and embrace organizational culture change?
From neuroscience to everyday practices – principals, tools and surprising insights into the basic mechanism that activates humans, and how to create drive that lasts, and motivate people and organization to take action
