“After every session I feel like a piece of my husband comes home - and you know the best part? He is SMILING! I cannot thank you enough for the positive impact you are having on our family.” Received from the wife of a client who had been diagnosed with clinical depression and type 2 diabetes before starting his coaching programme with Phil, both of which have now been reversed.
Coaching with the brain in mind
The brain is the most complex thing in the known universe and no two brains are alike.
We are all different and no wonder when our brains are made up of around 80 billion neurons.
Knowing a little about your brain, your command-and-control centre, makes a big difference to the way you perform at work but also in everyday life too.
Surprisingly, thinking requires lots of energy and the brain can get overwhelmed quite quickly with information overload.
With neuroscience brain-based coaching, you will discover how to become more productive, less distracted, more focused and be able to find insights when you need them most to manage the resource limits of the brain.
You will discover how it’s virtually impossible to do two conscious things at once. Multitasking – it’s a myth.
Understanding why you feel stressed and overwhelmed, helps you deal with it and recover. Also, in time and with practice, you will be able to manage your brain to deliver optimum performance levels when you need them most.
Making decisions and solving problems rely heavily on a part of the brain called the prefrontal cortex (PFC). It’s the latest part of the brain’s evolution and is our executive function, high level, decision making, conscious interaction and information processing machine.
In the last decade neuroscientists have made significant discoveries about this region of the brain.
It’s just 4-5% of the brain’s volume but requires 20% of its energy to perform. Without the PFC you would not be able to plan, set goals or visualise situations you had never seen before. It is like a battery, and it too runs out of energy and needs rest and recharging to continue to perform.
Doing mental, energy-hungry, conscious tasks will take their toll in terms of its fuel reserves, which are sourced from glucose and oxygen. Our brains need a lot of power to run, but the power drains over time. It’s no wonder with the amount of incoming information we have to process in any one minute.
The InsideOut approach takes advantage of the knowledge we have about the brain and in particular the PFC to help you understand, manage and cognitively control yourself more efficiently, effectively and productively.
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