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The Wake Up Eager Workforce PodcastTrain Your Brain, Transform Your Game: The Neuroscience of Wake Up Eager LeadershipEpisode Overview In this episode of the Wake Up Eager Workforce podcast, host Suzie Price dives into the cutting-edge neuroscience behind high-performance leadership. Joined by Carissa Collazo and Dr. Ron Bonnstetter from the Mind Science Center, they explore how brain scans, emotional regulation, and self-awareness can radically improve decision-making and stress management. Through engaging discussion and real-world examples, Suzie, Carissa, and Dr. Ron unpack how leaders can literally see their brain in action, and retrain it to respond with clarity rather than chaos. From building mental resilience to becoming the CEO of your own brain...2025-04-301h 37
TTI Success Insights Podcast: Working ProgressCelebrating TTI's 40th Anniversary | Working Progress PodcastJoin Dave Bonnstetter, Vanessa Boettcher, and Dr. Ron Bonnstetter as they wrap up TTI's 40th anniversary by reminiscing on the past and looking forward to everything coming in 2025. They share stories of TTI’s founder, Bill Bonnstetter, TTI’s presence in the international market, neuroscience research, and more.2024-12-1138 minTTI Success Insights Podcast: Working ProgressThe Five Sciences of Self | Working Progress PodcastOn this episode of Working Progress, host Brittney Helt is joined by TTI's Senior Vice President of Research and Development Dr. Ron Bonnstetter and Research Technician Carissa Collazo to discuss their new book, "The Five Sciences of Self: How Personal Insights Create Transformative Impact." Their work explores the intricate dynamics of human behavior through five disciplines: DISC, motivation, workplace competencies, emotional intelligence, and the Hartman Value Profile. These disciplines form the basis for transformative assessments that shed light on the underlying motivations and decision-making processes that guide personal and professional growth.2024-07-2429 min
Business of StoryHow to Use Storytelling for Optimal Personal PerformanceRobert McKee once told me that our conscious mind is simply the P.R. department for our subconscious mind, where all of our real decisions are being made. In the advertising world, we know we buy with our hearts and justify our purchases with our heads. We tell ourselves emotional stories as to why we need to buy something, and then we create nonfiction in our brains to counteract any buyer’s remorse we might experience. But how exactly do our brains come up with these stories? And, have you ever stopped to thi...2018-11-121h 00
The Wake Up Eager Workforce PodcastBrain Research: What You Need to Know to Lead Yourself & Your TeamPART 2 - Brain Research & Negative Reactions – What You Need to Know to Lead and Grow Yourself and Your Team, Interview Dr. Ron Bonnstetter, SVP of Research and Development, TTI 5:00 The more you know,the more you learn - what happens in your brain. Why embracing learning matters. 8:30 Understanding the Development of Soft Skills (see second image, below, with 23 Personal Skills and brain images) 12:15 More asking real questions, listening and allowing silence 15:05 More about Development, Avoidance and Emotional Baggage 23:00 Five Sciences are like an onion... each layer goes deeper 25:00 Top Advice from Dr. Ron Bonnstetter – Recognize the role of...2016-11-1548 minThe Wake Up Eager Workforce PodcastBrain Research: What You Need to Know to Lead Yourself & Your TeamOverview of Episode #29: Brain Research & Negative Reactions – What You Need to Know to Lead and Grow Yourself and Your Team, Interview Dr. Ron Bonnstetter, SVP of Research and Development, TTI 13:00 What and How Dr. Ron Measures the Brain (see brain image below of three reactions) 19:00 How His Research is Used – Validation and Assessment Refinement - When We Say No – What That Really Means & What Happens in Our Brain 24:00 Words That Don’t Work - Triggers - His Politics Study (see Words That Don't Work - Verbal Barriers Study) 31:00 Why Dr. Ron Got Into This 37:05 What Separates Us, Me/You V...2016-11-1459 min