Timothy shares his research about how the power of your best ideas can transform your life. He asks over 100 people what the most important thing they know is, and as you’ll hear, their answers will be inspired by many factors. But the question is, how do you discover the most important thing you know, and harness it and incorporate it into the journey of living your goals and dreams? You have powerful and unique ideas that could take you places you’ve never dreamt of!
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Timothy welcomes Rory Sutherland back to the show. Rory is the author of ‘Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas That Don't Make Sense’ and Vice Chairman of Ogilvy UK. Together they explore behavioural science - how small changes in a sentence can change everything, how a small shift in thinking about race could shift attitudes towards each other, and how offering more choice could change an anti-vaccinator's thinking. They even talk about the power of nature to super charge our immune system.... if you’re curious about behaviour, the brand and change - stay locked in.
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Timothy brings you part 2 of his 3-part applied behavioural science series. In this second episode, he introduces you to two more strategic applied principles, Scarcity and the Endowment Effect. Both of these ideas will enable you to help clients and stakeholders make decisions with less mental friction. But, there is also an ethical side, which he explores with his colleague - entrepreneur Mel Mosime, Founder and Director of Pic-A-Biz Consulting.
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Timothy Maurice Webster brings you a simple to understand and practical 3-part series on how to use brain science research to change and nudge behaviour for the purposes of connecting with clients, motivating consumers to make decisions, and even to change your own stubborn habits. In this series, Timothy will share 7 strategies. In episode one he brings you the Endowed Progress Effect and Stimulus Devaluation. A big thanks for the introduction from Rory Sutherland, the Behavioural Science author of 'Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas that Don’t Make Sense'.
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Timothy Maurice speaks to Dr Bob Raleigh, the founder of PathSight Predictive Science and author of 'The Search for Why: A Revolutionary New Model for Understanding Others, Improving Communication, and Healing Division'. They explore the brain’s instinctual profiles that will help you understand your and others' impulses, in order to navigate complex relationships.
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Timothy Maurice speaks with Dr Melanie Dean to help you understand what emotions are made of, and how to direct and redirect them to change your life and get what you want. They unpack the link between Quantum Physics and emotions, and how to influence and channel yourself and those around you in the direction you desire.
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Timothy Maurice shares two stories from his family that highlight the brain body connection. One about his dad eating turkey sausage, and the other about what happened when he and his sister got the Covid-19 vaccine together. The space between what happens around you, to you, and how you respond is a vast universe of possibilities and implications.
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Timothy Maurice speaks to Leslie Grossman, faculty director at the Centre for Excellence at George Washington University and author of ‘Link Out, How to Turn your Network into a Chain of Lasting Connections’. They explore 3 strategies to practically build what Grossman calls, ‘your entourage’.
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Timothy shares the story of Charles Henderson... the man who went from using and selling drugs, to graduating from both The Wharton School and Harvard Business School. They are joined by Dr Colleen Lightbody as they explore the power and brain lessons from Charles’ courageous story about becoming a leading human behaviour thought leader and change management consultant. They explore 5 human and brain insights from his 'Heroin to Harvard' journey that you can apply to your influence journey.
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Timothy Maurice speaks to Rory Sutherland - the author of 'Alchemy: The Surprising Power of Ideas that Don’t Make Sense' - about applying behavioural science to your personal, work and communications strategy. Behavioural science is becoming all the buzz and in this increasingly complex world, understanding how to capture people’s minds and hearts to steer them in a positive direction is becoming vital. So we revisit a conversation Timothy had with Rory that is even more relevant now. Rory is the Executive Creative Director of OgilvyOne and Vice-Chairman of Ogilvy Group UK.
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