Neuroscience of Motivation Part 3: Human Instincts that Drive Decisions

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Leadership, Life, Health and Happiness

Luci Gabel

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A podcast for leaders and professionals who want more energy, sharper focus, and lasting success. Author of Eat to Lead—your host Luci Gabel—is a speaker, former adjunct med school professor, and trusted leadership strategist with 20+ years of experience in leadership and health. Each episode delivers science-backed strategies and real-world insights to boost presence, prevent burnout, and thrive in both work and life. Because true leadership isn’t only about achievement—it’s about energy, health, happiness, and life.

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Neuroscience of Motivation Part 3: Human Instincts that Drive Decisions | Ep 38

Leadership, Life, Health and Happiness

19 minutes 50 seconds

5 months ago

Neuroscience of Motivation Part 3: Human Instincts that Drive Decisions | Ep 38

In times filled with political and personal uncertainty, understanding subconscious motivations is vital not only for effective leadership but also for personal growth.

This episode reveals how instinctive brain responses shape our interactions both at work and at home.

Understanding these neuroscience concepts will empower you to navigate all kinds of challenges with greater insight and effectiveness.

Tune in to leverage these insights and create environments that enhance motivation, improve collaboration, boost productivity, and enrich personal relationships.

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The lethality of loneliness: John Cacioppo at TEDxDesMoines. https://youtu.be/_0hxl03JoA0?si=nDAm5DdoOJgrgNuW

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