Send us a text 📖 Read the companion essay: https://helioxpodcast.substack.com/ What if toxic leadership isn't just bad management—it's causing actual neurological damage? In this episode of Heliox, we go beyond the surface-level discussions of workplace culture to examine the actual neuroscience of trust. This isn't about feel-good platitudes. It's about oxytocin, dopamine, testosterone, and the brain circuits that determine whether your team thrives or merely survives. We explore: Why ...
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Send us a text 📖 Read the companion essay: https://helioxpodcast.substack.com/ What if toxic leadership isn't just bad management—it's causing actual neurological damage? In this episode of Heliox, we go beyond the surface-level discussions of workplace culture to examine the actual neuroscience of trust. This isn't about feel-good platitudes. It's about oxytocin, dopamine, testosterone, and the brain circuits that determine whether your team thrives or merely survives. We explore: Why ...
Send us a text Read article on Substack These dogs built mental filing systems where “things you pull” and “things you throw” became umbrella categories so robust they reorganized the dogs’ understanding of their entire toy collection. Function trumped identity. We do this too, of course. We reorganize our mental maps constantly based on use-context. The same object can be a doorstop, a weapon, a paperweight, depending on what we’re doing with it. But we’ve always assumed this flexibility was...
Heliox: Where Evidence Meets Empathy 🇨🇦
Send us a text 📖 Read the companion essay: https://helioxpodcast.substack.com/ What if toxic leadership isn't just bad management—it's causing actual neurological damage? In this episode of Heliox, we go beyond the surface-level discussions of workplace culture to examine the actual neuroscience of trust. This isn't about feel-good platitudes. It's about oxytocin, dopamine, testosterone, and the brain circuits that determine whether your team thrives or merely survives. We explore: Why ...
