Program Two
Project Success
Discover the fundamental brain and behavioural strategies that are necessary for project success in the modern era.
Why?
From hosting a work event to buying a house to running a business, we will inevitably encounter projects throughout our lifetimes. Handling complex and dynamic changes, adapting to diverse needs, generating solutions that transcend the needs of the project and delivering extraordinary value are only some of the increasing demands of the modern ‘project’.
We now know that the brain’s emotional networks are intimately linked to ‘project behaviour’ and thus project outcomes. Increasing a person’s awareness of their unconscious biases, their psychological choices and their behavioural choices as well as improving empathy and interconnectedness is integral to successfully running any project in the 21st Century.
What?
Our revolutionary Integrated Behaviour Change Model combines the latest research in neural networks, behaviour change theories, human needs, and principles of the social brain.
Utilising our model, participants gain hands-on, simple and effective neurobehaviour techniques and tools that are instantly applicable in rewiring your brain.
How?
Our revolutionary Neurobehaviour Integrated Model combines the latest research in neural networks, behaviour change theories, human needs, and principles of the social brain.
Utilising the new model, participants gain hands-on, simple and effective neurobehaviour techniques and tools that are instantly applicable in rewiring your brain to reduce, and eliminate, change resistance, change fatigue and change saturation at the personal and organisational level.
Benefit?
This course will deliver high quality, evidence-based frameworks that you can use to both thrive at work and succeed at any project. It will provide you with the knowledge and skills to develop better relationships with colleagues and managers, develop innovative and creative solutions to evolving problems, become more resilient and trust that you will deliver the best outcome.
Learn to cut through the political and environmental noise which hinders confidence and success and orient yourself and your team to perform to higher standards and deliver extraordinary results.
Who is this course for?
Professionals wanting to capitalise on the latest cognitive neuroscience and behavioural science to take their projects to the next level.
Professionals interested in discovering how to build cohesive relationships and/or lead the project team across the different stages of a project.
Professionals wanting to step into a leadership role, at work or outside work.
Professionals keen to review their work practices to stimulate the neurogenesis and synaptogenesis for longterm brain health, productivity and creativity.
Details
Length: 8 Days over the course of 4 months (one x 2 day intensive workshop each month)
Prerequisites: Workplace Neurobehaviour
Max Number of Participants: 25
What will you learn?
Discover the thinking techniques for project success
Explore the application of thinking styles to project components
Identify the thinking strategies for effective communication
Build thinking skills for influence and negotiation
Upcoming course dates
We run the Project Success course twice annually in Sydney and once per year internationally. Please register your interest for upcoming courses.
Book this course
We limit every Project Success course to no more than 25 participants to maintain a quality collaborative learning environment. Our courses fill up fast, so please register your interest to reserve your place.
Outcomes
By the end of this course, you will:
- Discover the key brain structures and systems that relate to the different stages of project success.
- Gain an understanding of the cognitive neural networks that impact negotiation, conflict resolution and handling difficult conversations.
- Explore brain-based communication styles in developing trust, empathy and relationships.
- Explore neurobehaviour strategies to create a project culture of openness for addressing problems and adapting to change.
- Understand neurobehaviour thinking models to ensure that decision making is aligned to the outcomes of the project.
- Gain insight into psychological development processes that impact psychological safety and risk-taking behaviour.
- Better understand the anatomy of emotions, the role of emotions in addressing challenges and how to use emotions in creating a desired outcome.
- Explore the role of the human brain in short and long-term decision making.
- Gain insight into the cognitive and behavioural science underlying change and the methods in which neural processes function during change.
