Stay Bold min

Dates and Registration

The workshop is being run 4x in order to accommodate different time zones. It will take place on Zoom and has a duration of 2 hours. Participation is free but registration is required.

4th December 2024

13:00 Universal Common Time (London)

14:00 Amsterdam/ Berlin/ Rome

16:00 Nairobi, Istanbul

20:00 Bangkok, Jakarta

08:00 New York, Bogota, Toronto

 

 

5th December 2024

09:00 Universal Common Time (London)

10:00 Amsterdam/ Berlin/ Rome

14:30 Delhi

16:00 Bangkok, Jakarta

20:00 Sydney, Canberra 

 

5th December 2024

19:00 Universal Common Time (London)

20:00 Amsterdam/ Berlin/ Rome

14:00 New York, Bogota, Toronto

11:00 Los Angeles

 

8th December 2024

18:00 Universal Common Time (London)

19:00 Amsterdam/ Berlin/ Rome

13:00 New York, Bogota, Toronto

10:00 Los Angeles

 

WORKSHOP OVERVIEW

RECLAIM

THE Future

See ThE World Differently

Had enough of climate inaction and environmental destruction? Exhausted by populist politics? Tired of social injustice and exclusion?

How we react is all that counts. If we could just ‘think positively’ we would.

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We turn cutting-edge insights from cognitive neuroscience into simple, practical and powerful tools and techniques to help transform the way you think.

The Brain Innovation Project. Innovation, creativity and cognitive flexibility. Berlin.

OUR BRAINs

Our biological brains are responsible for everything we think, feel, perceive, say, create, choose to do, imagine, invent or believe. It is our brains that will determine whether we are worn down by the world or discover our creativity, energy and imagination to help envision and create a better future for all of us.

This does not mean that we just need to “think positively” and all problems in the world will be solved. But it does mean that we need to rediscover and embrace our sense of agency: the belief that our actions matter. Otherwise, there’s not much point in getting out of bed in the morning.

Advances in neuroimaging techniques have meant that we have learnt more about the brain in the last 30 years or so than in the rest of human history put together. What is revealed is an astonishing natural biological organ which is far from a passive receiver of objective reality. Rather, our brains develop rich and dynamic models of the world and our place within it. These models generate powerful predictions, expectations and narratives, which then act as the (self-imposed) parameters and drivers of our behavior, reactions and choices.

Individually and collectively, once we understand how our models work, we can then begin to ‘hack into’ them, changing the way we see the world and our place within it. In turn, this opens up new opportunities to respond to the challenges in the world in more empowering ways and to be in the state of mind where we can maximise our impact.

Ultimately, how we choose to harness the power of our brains—both individually and collectively — will play the central role in shaping our future. And when we take a look around, it’s clear that humanity needs some new ideas right now!

WHAT OTHERS SAY

The words we most often hear are ‘surprising’ and ‘practical’. Here are just a few pieces of other feedback we have got.

The Brain Innovation Project Feedback

Brain Tools and techniques

While our brains are astonishingly complex, our tools and techniques are simple. They allow you to change the way you think by activating different neural circuitry and modes, tapping into and reconfiguring resources that were always there.

No ‘gadgets, apps, substances, super-natural powers or magical thinking’ are required; just a curiosity to explore how your natural, biological brain works. Nothing could be more important right now as we seek to understand the profound implications of Artificial Intelligence which are coming our way.

It’s not that one mode of thinking is superior to another. Rather, it is about having the agility to be able to switch between different approaches according to the task at hand.

After all, if you only have a hammer, every problem starts to look like a nail. In a rapidly changing world, wouldn’t you rather have the versatility of a Swiss army knife?

The Brain Innovation Project. Innovation, creativity and cognitive flexibility. Berlin.

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