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Fuel great customer experiences, innovative ideas and business results by harnessing the science of energy to unlock your people’s potential.
The biggest obstacle to an energized workplace? How leaders think about engagement. Brady Wilson helps you leverage key principles based on brain science to rethink how you can bring out the best in your people.
Ignite all five fuel sources in your workforce with narratives that inspire and motivate all your teams. Learn how to authentically tell your story in a way that fuels engagement and unlocks the full potential of your organization.
Avoid the pitfalls of over-collaboration and burnout. Empower individuals to contribute effectively and create value with the right level of involvement.
Shift your focus towards emotional engagement by creating a sense of felt support, inclusion, security and purpose, and you’ll unlock the energy needed to fuel sustainable performance.
Discover the transformative power of stepping into workplace tension and harnessing its generative energy to create value adding solutions.
Do you know how to shift from parenting to partnering? Learn to balance between the push-drive and pull-drive in your leadership approach. Avoid micromanaging and over-nurturing to find the sweet spot that brings out the best in your team.
Do you know where to lead from to draw out your people’s best performance? Learn how to navigate different leadership styles and transform employee engagement.
Leaders sometimes resolve tension by overpowering or accommodating employee concerns. Shifting to partnering sparks the co-creation of value that unlocks human potential.
Each one of us has needs that are as vital and urgent to us as oxygen. They’re not wants or preferences – they’re the ingredients that enable us to bring our best selves to work.
Energy, not engagement, is what powers high performance. These simple brain science-based principles can help leaders shift their team from depleted to energized.