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Connecting the Dots by The Collective
The Collective- Susanne, Grace, Jen, Lou, Nate
47 episodes
4 days ago
Connecting the Dots by The Collective is a pop-up podcast exploring business-to-business strategy through the lens of sport, science, and innovation. Each series focuses on a different theme, pairing guests from diverse sectors to uncover insights, tackle challenges, and share what’s driving impact across industries. Our latest series dives into longevity and regenerative health, spotlighting science-backed B2B solutions shaping the future of preventative care.
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Connecting the Dots by The Collective is a pop-up podcast exploring business-to-business strategy through the lens of sport, science, and innovation. Each series focuses on a different theme, pairing guests from diverse sectors to uncover insights, tackle challenges, and share what’s driving impact across industries. Our latest series dives into longevity and regenerative health, spotlighting science-backed B2B solutions shaping the future of preventative care.
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Why Cognitive Training Belongs in Your Business Model
Connecting the Dots by The Collective
45 minutes 36 seconds
5 months ago
Why Cognitive Training Belongs in Your Business Model

🧠 Cognitive fitness is one of the biggest untapped opportunities in health, performance, and longevity.

It boosts retention, enhances engagement, and drives outcomes — not just in sport or fitness, but in clinical care, workplace wellbeing, and active ageing.

In Episode 31 of Connecting the Dots: The Longevity Playbook, I sat down with two pioneers who are putting brain health at the centre of business strategy:

🗣️ Anna Milani – Founder of Sparkd and Head of Physical & Cognitive Performance at a leading Longevity Clinic in Singapore
🗣️ Tarek Michael Chouja – Founder of the Functional Training Institute and global educator in movement, mindset, and motor control

We explored:
✔️ Why dual tasking is more than a training tool — it’s a pathway to better outcomes
✔️ How operators are embedding cognitive fitness into their value proposition
✔️ What metrics matter when measuring brain-based progress
✔️ Where the biggest commercial opportunities are across sectors
✔️ And what this means for the future of ageing well

This episode is for executives and decision-makers who want to stay ahead of the curve — and build models that serve both people and performance.

Connecting the Dots by The Collective
Connecting the Dots by The Collective is a pop-up podcast exploring business-to-business strategy through the lens of sport, science, and innovation. Each series focuses on a different theme, pairing guests from diverse sectors to uncover insights, tackle challenges, and share what’s driving impact across industries. Our latest series dives into longevity and regenerative health, spotlighting science-backed B2B solutions shaping the future of preventative care.