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What if the key to leading brilliant brand teams was already wired into your brain?

Claire Koryczan, founder of Imagine Beyond, has helped FTSE 100 brands and creative agencies unlock smarter ways to lead, create and think. In this episode, she shares how neuroscience shapes everything from energy in meetings to decision-making under pressure.

Expect practical tips, brain-friendly habits, and a few stories from the front lines of brand leadership.

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Chapters

1. Setting The Stakes: People And ROI (00:00:00)

2. What Neuroscience Really Means For Leaders (00:03:39)

3. Mirror Neurons, Energy, And Meeting Presence (00:07:43)

4. The 90-Second Reset And Brain Basics (00:11:58)

5. Buffers Between Meetings And Better Decisions (00:18:20)

6. Claire’s Programmes And Brain-Based Coaching (00:21:25)

7. Emailing In Anger: Channel The Surge (00:25:50)

8. Claire’s Journey Into Neuroscience (00:29:47)

9. Building A Learning Culture And Teaching Curiosity (00:34:45)

10. The Frozen Middle And Identity At Work (00:40:45)

11. Mistakes, Burnout, And Return From Maternity (00:46:45)

12. Productivity Through Strengths And Motivation (00:52:40)

13. Communication Styles, Trust, And Alignment (01:00:10)

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