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JanetCrawford

  1. Headed to annual Cognitive Neuroscience Conference tomorrow. Looking forward to finding out all the new developments first hand. 12:47 PM Mar 30th via web
  2. @groupaya @edbatista You're welcome! Worthy of sharing with my exec clients. 7:30 AM Jan 20th via web in reply to groupaya
  3. Culture eats strategy for breakfast - Peter Drucker 7:29 AM Jan 20th via web
  4. The Secret Life of Groups: disq.us/527axc 4:16 PM Jan 19th via DISQUS
  5. Do athletes perform without warming up their bodies? Why do we expect to focus, innovate and collaborate without warming up our brains? 6:14 PM Nov 6th, 2009 via web
  6. Luskin: The rewiring of dysfunctional emotional patterns can't happen under conditions of stress. 6:08 PM Nov 6th, 2009 via web
  7. Is your life comprised of moments of success in a hostile world of your creation or an ongoing present of fulfillment, meaning and love? 6:07 PM Nov 6th, 2009 via web
  8. Fred Luskin: We create a hostile world with busyness, seeing people as competition and valuing the future over now. 6:05 PM Nov 6th, 2009 via web
  9. Thinking about talk I just heard. Fred Luskin: Being Type A doesn't cause heart attacks. Being driven by hostility and insecurity does. 6:01 PM Nov 6th, 2009 via web
  10. Mindfulness, or the ability to observe internal process, is critical in shifting from a fixed mindset to a growth mindset. 11:25 PM Nov 4th, 2009 via web
  11. Fixed mindsets are toxic to teamwork and collaboration. Attachment to looking smart means you can't explore other's good ideas. 11:25 PM Nov 4th, 2009 via web
  12. Our organizations foster fixed mindsets, but growth mindsets lead to higher quality work and more learning. 11:22 PM Nov 4th, 2009 via web
  13. A growth mindset welcomes mistakes and assumes success takes hard work. A fixed mindset assumes talent is innate and tries to look smart. 11:21 PM Nov 4th, 2009 via web
  14. Pondering the connection between having a learner (growth) mindset and the ability to regulate impulses in the brain. 11:14 PM Nov 4th, 2009 via web
  15. Listening to a talk by Carol Dweck, Stanford Professor/author of Mindset at the Kauffman Fellows program. 3:06 PM Nov 4th, 2009 via web
  16. preparing to facilitate The Improvisational Brain at the Applied Improvisation Network Conference next week http://ow.ly/z29o 5:54 PM Nov 3rd, 2009 via HootSuite
  17. Writing a proposal for the 2010 International Association of Facilitators for a workshop on the neuroscience of facilitation 5:18 PM Jun 17th, 2009 via web
  18. Writing an article on the neuroscience of diversity 1:09 PM Jun 11th, 2009 via web
  19. "You are brilliant and the earth is hiring." 2009 commencement speech by Paul Hawkin at the University of Portland. 6:11 PM May 18th, 2009 via web
  • Name Janet Crawford
  • Location San Francisco Bay Area
  • Web http://www.cascad...
  • Bio Principal, Cascadance applying neuroscience in the field of leadership and organizational development
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