Episode 21: Brainomics: the economic imperative behind Brain Health with Andrew Nevin & Stephen White
About this episode
The episode discusses the economic implications of brain health and performance, emphasizing how organizations can thrive while improving individual well-being.
''When you tell people that we can make people’s lives better, there’s some segments of society and decision makers where that doesn’t move the needle for them. What moves the needle for them is the economic consequences. So for us, Brainomics is a little overlay. I call it the 1% overlay on the flourishing or thriving story about better brain health and better brain performance. We can show there’s no conflict. People can flourish and your organization can do better economically'' Host Linda...
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