by Andy Habermacher | Aug 12, 2019 | Education, HR, Leadership, Personality
Well that would be nice, and the research does point to those late to bed and late to rise types being more intelligent and richer – but to be honest the measured differences are tiny so if you are trying to get rich there may be better ways to do it. Besides...
by Andy Habermacher | Jul 9, 2019 | Education, HR, Leadership, Personality
So, let’s face it, when we look at personality measurement, a casual conversation usually leads to a few innocent individuals piping up that they’ve done the MBTI and are YMCA or PTSD – or something along those lines. Yes, the MBTI is well-known has been around since...
by Andy Habermacher | Jun 7, 2019 | Education, Leadership, Personality
Private education has seen an upturn in investment in recent years and respective growth in school groups and investors specialising in this field. We are fortunate to have collected some refined data into personalities of both investors and educators and this gives...
by Andy Habermacher | Apr 8, 2019 | Education, Leadership, Neuroscience
You may wonder why it seems so hard to do something about climate change despite the potentially disastrous impact on our future lives and generations. Well, this has bothered me for a while so I decided to collect a list of the reasons based on my expertise in...
by Andy Habermacher | Feb 28, 2019 | Education, Neuroscience
Words: 2 245 words in main article without references and exercises: Reading Time: about 7 minutes Brain development from newborn to adult is surrounded by many assumptions, myths, and false models. This is also a singularly fascinating area – space won’t allow...
by Andy Habermacher | Feb 4, 2019 | Education, Neuroscience, Personality
Words: 1319 words in main article without references and exercises: Reading Time: about 4 ½ minutes Part 1: Left brain vs right brain: We do have two hemispheres, but the popular description is misleading and sometimes simply wrong.Part 2: We use 10% of our...
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