There is a vast body of research exploring what makes us happy and identifying key elements that are scientifically linked to happiness.

For a long time, we believed that once the brain had fully developed, we had all the brain cells we'd ever have. Now we know differently.

Albert Einstein's brain was amazing. The story about what happened to it after his death is even more amazing!

Have you ever noticed how many things come in threes? The 3 little pigs, 3-ring circus, 3rd time is a charm. The brain loves threes!

We'd all like to think our thoughts and decisions result from a conscious deliberate process. But, research says otherwise.

Have you ever wondered if those late-night infomercials actually work? Neuroscience tells us why we really need those cheesy products.

Engaged employees increase revenue and create a profitable company. But the hardest workers may actually be killing organizational culture.

The brain thinks in metaphors that have a powerful influence on the way we think and act. It's called embodied cognition and it's powerful

Comprehensive research has discovered “emotional contagion.” Simply put, we don't just coexist; we share the human condition.

Just like in our personal lives, a sense of gratitude can improve self-esteem, optimism, a sense of unity, and overall well-being at work.

Our expectations influence our reality as well as our interactions with those around us.

The idea that we only use 10% of our brain is a common misconception. Research shows that much of the brain is never truly inactive.

Ever notice how sometimes the anticipation of something feels just as good — if not better — than the moment itself? That’s not indulgence… it’s neuroscience. The brain is exquisitely wired to chase what might be next, lighting up not only when we experience pleasure, but when we imagine it.

Can certain foods make you smarter? Science says yes! The brain is fueled by the nutrients we eat, and some give us a cognitive advantage.

Your face can literally change your brain. New research in neuroscience and psychology reveals how adopting a focused “game face” activates the sympathetic nervous system, boosting concentration, confidence, and cognitive performance. Explore how a simple shift in expression can reset your mindset and enhance success—in work, sports, and everyday life.

While many of us think we're multitasking ninjas, neuroscience says there's no such thing as multitasking. We just switch from task to task

Having a job you hate is worse than being unemployed — and if you're not thriving at work, you're probably not thriving at life.

There is a reason why negative emotions have a greater psychological impact than positive ones. We can thank our ancestors for that.

While scientists can’t seem to agree as to whether awe is an emotion or a cognitive state, recent research says we need more of it!

Customers value the experience more than the brand. When that experience is personal, it's more meaningful and memorable.