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Coaching is a very powerful way of gaining insights and changing behaviors, increasingly based on psychology and neuroscience. Articles in this section will help you to understand and change (if necessary) your behaviors.
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Struggling With Productivity in the Workplace? 12 Tips to Get More Done

Struggling With Productivity in the Workplace? 12 Tips to Get More Done | Coaching & Neuroscience | Scoop.it
Ready to boost productivity in the workplace and get back on track? Then these 12 tips are essential for you to start practicing at work.
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Why so many entrepreneurs often achieve nothing for weeks

Why so many entrepreneurs often achieve nothing for weeks | Coaching & Neuroscience | Scoop.it
Not all entrepreneurs are lazy. But most people who run their own business, especially after it has just started, have (or once had) a big, guilty secret.
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Stop This One Bad Habit and You’ll Increase Productivity 40 Percent

Stop This One Bad Habit and You’ll Increase Productivity 40 Percent | Coaching & Neuroscience | Scoop.it
Multitasking lowers your IQ, shrinks your brain, and cuts your productivity--and it's addictive. Here's how to stop for good.
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One Thing Steve Jobs Did at Apple That Will Instantly Improve Your Productivity – Innovation Excellence

One Thing Steve Jobs Did at Apple That Will Instantly Improve Your Productivity – Innovation Excellence | Coaching & Neuroscience | Scoop.it
The Innovation Excellence community is home to articles, webinars, videos, training and education - powering growth in the innovation management profession.
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10 Ways to Get More Productive Sleep

10 Ways to Get More Productive Sleep | Coaching & Neuroscience | Scoop.it
Getting a good night's sleep might just be the best productivity hack you have. Here's how to catch some better Z's tonight.
Madison Totushek's curator insight, September 7, 2015 8:50 PM

This article caught my attention because, quite frankly, who wouldn't want to get better sleep? There were some really surprising things that it brought up and we don't even realize it during our mundane, daily routines. One thing that really surprised me was when the author said, "Stop all stimulants after 6 PM". Now this may seem like common sense, but it actually includes daily activities that we may not even realize are stimulating. For  example, eating gluten or a banana. This is such a common mistake for me personally because I LOVE eating midnight snacks to help me fall asleep. Another tip I will most likely try is to use lavender in my room to give me a "sedative" effect when I am trying to sleep. The only issue is that I do my homework in my bedroom.... this could be a problem...