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A for Agile
Agile has been getting a bad rap. Largely because of organisations that solely focuses on “doing” not “being” agile. Agile values and principles supports brain health. Lowering the risk of being driven by your reactive Amygdala. Getting as much oxygen as possible to your prefrontal cortex. Receiving extra doses of Dopamine and Oxytocin to boost your brain.
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B for Brain-friendly learning
Yes, storytelling is a buzzword at the moment. But it turns out there's a reason. Our brains are wired to digest and better remember information told as a story. SkillSeekers courses are animated stories loosely based on real-life examples. Hopefully you’ll get a chuckle out of recognising situations and workmates behaviour.. or your own?!
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C for Continue to Play
As we grow up, we play less (Candy crush saga aside). While some try to strengthen their cognitive powers through popular apps, these have no scientifically proven impact. Research has however continuously proven the benefits of team building exercises, creative sessions and simple silly play. But there is often a resistance in teams and organisations. We are afraid of not being productive or, god forbid, looking silly.
