As human beings, we are wired for connection. Our brains and bodies are constantly scanning for social cues, interpreting tone of voice,...

Humour as Catalyst for Connection We’re all familiar with the warmth, connection, trust, and relaxation, that a little humour brings to a...

Transform your approach to public speaking by drawing on these three science and psychology-backed insights: 1. Emotion, Not Information, Drives Connection and Action One of the clearest findings from neuroeconomist Paul Zak’s research is that emotionally engaging stories trigger the release of oxytocin —a neurochemical associated with trust, empathy, and cooperation. In his experiments, participants who watched a story with emotional stakes (a boy and his terminally ill fath