The Brain and Brand Show

Timothy shares his thoughts about what he is learning and wants to know what you are learning. He also shares one of his favourite episodes from earlier in the year.

This is a conversation between leading Design Thinking author and Thought Leader Dr Puleng Makhoalibe, and Higher Self Coach Mothepa Masina. Instead of me having an interview with a woman, I wanted to bring you two inspired women. They recorded this conversation as part of Mothepa’s larger work to interview leading thinkers for her Higher Self coaching platform. These two women have built themselves up from humble beginnings to revolutionise thinking in their industries.

Timothy put out a call to women from every race and background, from CEO to unemployed, to share what they would tell their 13 year old self about becoming a woman. The voice notes are gripping - enjoy this special episode!

Timothy shares 9 questions for your personal brand audit and check-up that will help you connect with your consumers, but more importantly, ensure you are not trapped in an old version of yourself.

Timothy shares a story about watching the 2007 Rugby World Cup while sitting next to Nelson Mandela. He also revisits an episode about what we can learn from Madiba in this 100th Birthday Commemoration episode.

Timothy explores the two dimensions of pleasure - the said and unsaid dimensions. This episode may change everything you ever thought about what gives your brain pleasure.

Timothy brings you the story of how his pet Pom impacted his understanding of the application of neuroscience on social engagement, identity, and race.

Timothy brings you part 3 of his 3-part series from MIT’s Sloan School of Management, where he speaks to Senior Lecturer, Dr Ben Shields, about Social Media Persuasion and Influence. Dr Shields is the author of Social Media Management: Persuasion in Networked Culture. He shares advice from his book and course about building persuasion in the digital age, and what some of the common mistakes leaders and entrepreneurs make when building their social media strategy.

Timothy brings you part 2 of his 3 part series from MIT’s Sloan School of Management where he speaks to Dr. Sufana Almashhadi, a Postdoctoral

Brain Research Fellow at MIT’s McGovern Institute for Brain Research about her journey as a Saudia Arabian woman in this critical chapter of history. Timothy also speaks to a Saudi Journalist, Layan Damanhouri about how women are processing the right to drive and what it means to the gender transformation journey. You’ll be inspired and may just take ideas away to contribute to your own goals.

Timothy brings you a 3-part series from MIT’s Sloan School of Management - where he interviews leading global voices in Cambridge, Massachusetts. In Part 1, he interviews the CEO and Founder of Velour Lashes, Mabel Lee, about how she started a luxury eyelash business out of Toronto, Canada.