Neuroscience, consciousness, and leadershipNeuroscience, consciousness, and leadership
All In The Mind
The recent revolution in technology allows us to peer into the mind as never before—says Dr. Hannah Critchlow. She’s explored what neuroscience can tell us about consciousness, free will, and fate. she’s also investigated the neuroscience leadership to build a more ethical, altruistic work environment.
28:52•9 Dec 2018
Neuroscience Insights: Consciousness and Ethical Leadership with Dr. Hannah Critchlow
“A lot of its engineering, its architecture, and its functionality strips away our decision making and our autonomy as we know it, and actually the way that we perceive the world and our very essence, our very reality and the way that we react to it is to a large degree predetermined.”
Ever wondered how the latest advances in neuroscience can reshape our understanding of consciousness and leadership? In this engaging episode of 'All In The Mind', Dr. Hannah Critchlow sits down with host Lynne Malcolm to discuss these intriguing topics. Dr. Critchlow reveals how cutting-edge technology allows us to peek into the human mind like never before, exploring concepts of free will, fate, and how our environment influences brain function.
She also delves into the role of psychedelics in altering brain activity, providing a fresh perspective on mental health treatments. But that's not all—Dr. Critchlow examines how neuroscience can inform more ethical and altruistic leadership practices, potentially transforming workplace environments for the better. Whether you're curious about the mechanics of the brain or looking for insights into creating a more ethical workplace, this episode offers a wealth of knowledge and thought-provoking discussions.
Tune in to 'All In The Mind' for a fascinating journey through the intricacies of the human psyche.
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