How to Climb a Tree

In this week's episode, we bust the outdated myths about how our brains work and discover what the latest science really suggests about how we can work better with others.

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• [03:29] - Lisa explains what the latest research suggests about how our brains really work and what they are best for?
• [06:21] - Lisa shares how our brains are structured like a network, to share the information that makes up the experiences and actions of our lives.
• [08:16] - Lisa shares why our brains are predicting organs and what this might mean practically for us as we go about our work.
• [15:12] - Lisa explains how our brains are impacted by each other as we work together.
• [20:16] - Lisa explains the 5Cs of the human brain and how these help us to create a social reality as we work together.
• [33:14] - Lisa shares how we can use our brains to more intelligently navigate the socially constructed worlds in which we live.
• [35:51] - Lisa enters the lightning round...

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