The Brain and Brand Show

Timothy explores how to keep your brain young... and how brands can take advantage of our desire to remain young.

What happens when your name is tarnished and how do you restore your reputation in your home, at work and in your community? Whether you are famous or an ordinary person, your reputation matters. Timothy explores why the brain holds on to damaged reputations and how to restore it!

Turn people's biases and narrow beliefs into an opportunity for profit. Learn why Timothy took his face off his books and book sales grew, and also why women who use their full names may reduce their book sales and what you can do about it - having fun with human biases and growing your market in the process.

How do names impact who you become, who you are attracted to, and how you connect with others? In many cultures around the world, naming ceremonies are conducted when your name becomes an obstacle. Timothy explores how to use your name strategically and interrogate how your name impacts your life and the growth of your personal brand!

Timothy Maurice investigates why jealousy is wired in us for bonding and can be good... understanding how to channel it into a contributing abundance value for your life and relationships.

Timothy speaks to Financial Literacy and wellness coach Nelisiwe Masango about simple investment advice - how to invest small amounts of money in order to finance a life to live your dreams.

Timothy chats to super creative Annie Raman, founder of online mag starvedmag.com on how to explore the creative world to take your life to the next level!

Timothy speaks with Harvard MBA Carice Anderson about taking the world's best MBA thinking to elevate the value of your personal brand's value.

Timothy chats to London-based Neuroscientist Dr Tara Swart, an award winning author of Neuroscience for Leadership about boosting brain power. She will be in Johannesburg in May unpacking the Neuroscience for Leadership conversation further.

Timothy explores how to be more attractive to potential mates, as well as being more attractive to employers or business partners. He also unpacks the genetic roots of being more attractive.