Some twenty-four hours ago, the state government sent our little haven by the ocean into Covid lockdown. We had to get back to our homes with only a few hours’ notice, ensure the fridge was full, and generally watch as our comfy, covid free world imploded. No longer, for the foreseeable future, could we sit […]
I recall the first time I heard Hugh Massie Founder/CEO of DNA Behavior use this phrase. If I remember correctly he was talking about the wild reactions of investors to uncertain markets. It got me thinking about my behavior and why it is that I don’t get on with everyone, but I do get on […]
Millions of American families come together (either in person or virtually) to enjoy Thanksgiving. But whether it is Thanksgiving or any other event, bringing people together does not necessarily equal a fun time. Why is that? Its simple: We are all behaviorally different. At a time when family should enjoy each other around a splendid […]
What behaviors have surfaced in your personality during isolation that have surprised you? What about your partner and family? Never before in most of our lifetimes have we as a global family been subjected to isolation, separation, loneliness, and enforced seclusion on this scale. Never before have our rights to make daily choices been removed. […]
Sitting here in my home office thinking about the past 6 weeks has been sobering. Four weeks overseas ending in home isolation for fourteen days; seeing friends deliver food to our door as we love and acknowledge them through closed windows has changed worlds forever. For many years I have worked from home. Firstly, for […]
I’ve just spent 26 hours travelling from Australia to the UK. Wearing a face mask (on the advice of my doctor). With global anxiety on the rise and many analysts working the data to understand the impact of the coronavirus on economic growth, I got to thinking why in three of the busiest airports and two packed […]
