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Challenge, Science and Activation.
The people behind The Leadership High-our academic partners, researchers and coaches-on what it takes to go further.
Ian Robertson
Neuroscientist and TLH Academic Partner, on how the brain handles confidence, uncertainty and each other.
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Just under one third of your cortex is called the prefrontal cortex, which sits above your eyes and behind your forehead. It is a very strange part of the brain.
TLH Transformation Partner Sally Storey shares her thoughts on the value of TLH 1:1 FUEL. What makes you decide to employ a professional coach?
We are all in the business of getting better. We are always looking at getting better at how we lead ourselves and those around us.
TLH Belief Partner Mel Marshall MBE on leadership, in her own words.
Humans are a group species, and much of what we do is shaped by how we imagine others in our lives will respond to our actions.
If you’ve been putting off strength training, new research suggests it may be one of the best investments you can make for your long-term health.
Thousands of Irish teenagers will soon sit down to write essays for their Leaving and Junior Certs, without ChatGPT, Claude or Copilot to lean on.
Any football, hockey, rugby or team player will tell you there is such a thing as team confidence, and there’s a scientifically validated way of assessing it.
I am in a relationship with my brain. What does that even mean? A few years ago, I wouldn’t have known how to assess that, let alone why it mattered.
A PhD project with Loughborough University and The Leadership High, investigating the impact of physical challenge on the people who take it on.
In January 2020, our quest to better understand the impact of physical challenge on people’s mindset and performance led us to Professor David Fletcher.
The future doesn’t exist. We create it in our minds. Have you ever stepped onto a stopped escalator? If so, you will have felt your body lurch.
A TLH research study exploring the impact physically and mentally challenging activities can have on important psycho-social outcomes.
We tend to think of exercise as getting leaner, fitter and stronger. But perhaps what it does for the mind matters just as much.
Sarah MacDonald, Founder of The Leadership High, speaks to TLH Belief Partner Mel Marshall MBE about what enables her to lead on another level.
I’ve found a way to use challenge as performance fuel and turn obstacles into opportunities, and it all started with a moment of total self-belief.
“Daring to love something, naively pursuing it and not giving up.”
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