Image source The process of gathering scientifically based behavioral data is interesting. Filled with comments and contradictions. We at DNA Behavior have seen and heard them all. The most often heard is: that is such an accurate report about me I thought completing the process would be easier but the process was hard I […]
Let’s face it, it’s pretty easy to be a great leader and kind to others when things are going well. When sales are doubling or your company has raised millions of[...]
Barriers are meant to be broken, even when doing so seems unachievable. Nowhere is this truer than in running. The first major running barrier was broken by Roger Bannister, who, on[...]
This article first appeared on Nasdaq. Understanding how to uniquely manage each client during periods of market volatility is a major issue for advisory firms. So, when you have the capability to predict each client’s reactions in advance of market movements, communication is straightforward, understanding that markets are not predictable, but human behavior is. After […]
Last week was the deadline to turn in the draft of my next book, Outperform, which will be released next Fall and features the principles of capacity building in Friday Forward.[...]
I was lucky to be part of the team representing DNA Behavior International at a recent 24-hour event in which teams competed to prototype technology for PNC Banks Asset Management Group. We were there alongside other API (application program interfaces) solutions vendors including Microsoft, IBM, and Envestnet Yodlee. The competition was a great opportunity to […]
