Cognitive fitness : new research in neuroscience shows how to stay sharp by exercising your brain
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<abstract>The best approach for organizations may be, a brain-positive culture that encourages people to put their whole brains to work can become a reality only with the right kind of committed leadership. The future belongs to companies with leaders who develop cognitive fitness for themselves and their organizations. CEOs need to be cognitive coaches to those whose work and decisionss collectively create and propel the company's strategy</abstract>
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