Brain Based Business won two amazing recognitions today … and I am both surprised and humbled by that honor. It’s especially cool … if so many intelligent leaders … continue to drop by … discuss … and try out the brain’s extravagant dividends at work.
Now that is brain based business at its best … and it takes a bunch of brains to get the goods! It also takes the distinct blessing of working together here a
t the MITA Brain Based Center with Dr. Robyn McMaster on a daily basis! Thanks Robyn for the amazing problem solving talents you share … and the sheer fun and adventure you bring to our brain research and work!
Thanks also Wally Bock for your thoughtful selection of business men and women’s brains hitting the dust at your Three Star Leadership Review!
The five best posts picked were:
1. From Penelope Trunk at The Brazen Careerist: Research that reveals new paths to productivity
2. From Ellen Weber at Brain Based Business: Why Men and Women Hit the Dust at Work
3. From Steve Roesler at All Things Workplace: Generational Differences That Do Make a Difference
4. From Ken Nowack at Results versus Activities: Want to Increase Productivity? Increase Your Talent’s Flexibility
5. From John Caddell at Shoptalk: Multiplayer games demonstrate a new model for leadership
What a great lineup as is Wally’s blog at Three Star Leadership.
Then today found Brain Based Business appeared in another guru set – thanks to the generosity of Valerie Combs at BuzzLogic.
The Top 25 right as of the close of SOBCon 2008 included:
Liz Strauss
Christine Kane
Amy Palko
Problogger
Mary Schmidt
Adam Kayce
Wow --- such an exciting win … leaves a writer hoping to pop out a few worthy words in the next blog or two! Hey … it also adds serotonin builders that could just make it happen for any of us who write to learn and learn to write together! What a carpet ride it’s been – thanks to a blogging community like you! Stay blessed!
Congrats Ellen on your deserved accolades and thanks for checking out our blog! I'll continue to watch the SOBCon conversation in the BuzzLogic application, and keep everyone posted on any changes to the list as the conversation unfolds...
Cheers,
valerie
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