The Brain and Brand Show

Timothy shares how 'nothing' exists all around us, and offers a couple of ways to own your creative instincts to begin connecting the dots. We are all dot connectors.

Timothy explores why women often hold women back and how we all have biases that devalue women. He also unpacks what we can do about it collectively.

Timothy explores why leaders who can make people laugh create more collaboration and creativity. He also offers scientific tips on how to make people laugh more.

Timothy explores 'Peaking' - the level Maslow argues is the next level beyond self-actualisation... the level where you experience the highest fulfilment.

Timothy explores the science of why women and men lead differently from a brain perspective and why there is a business case for more women leaders at the top.

How the Freud family engineered consumerism and provided the foundation of public relations and branding, and how to use it as well as protect yourself from its subtle forces.

Timothy speaks to Tiffany Gooden, Director of Community and Inclusion at Yale's School of Management, about how they position their brand to ensure their students can make an impact in the communities they come from.

Timothy explores what we can all learn from how Nelson Mandela positioned his brand, why Madiba asked for a rebranding at 89 years old, and why we should all consider a rebranding.

Timothy explores why eye contact is a social strategy that when understood can enhance everything from your love life to your career, but also destabilise you if you are not careful.

Timothy argues why love is often confused with neuro-chemicals, and why the social conditioning of love has overlooked the beautiful value of being 'in like'.