Benefiting at work from Brain Based Insights

I remember a few years ago when, after many years of teaching high school

and university, I identified with Los, a character in William Blake’s poem “Jerusalem.”

In Los’ words:

“I must Create a System
Or be enslav’d by another Man’s (human’s).
I will not Reason or Compare,
My business is to Create.”

Blake’s clarion call to create,  probably speaks to many professionals today … and yet it's time to move their workplaces into mind-bending  innovation centers.

New research shows the brain at work and affirms how people learn more in braincompatible environments. Does your workplace light new fires for innovation?

Here’s a brain fact survey to rate your current workplace intelligence. It could be just the place to launch a creative arm for dynamite innovation spoken of by Dr. Robyn McMaster, senior VP at the MITA International Brain Based Center.

It’s not surprising that creation activity in the brain connects unusual neuron pathways that less creative workers miss.