Shirzad Chamine shows Stanford students how his research on positive intelligence can help them achieve their full potential for professional success and personal fulfillment.
Dr. Carrie LaJeunesse is a Connector, innovator, integrator, and One Health specialist engaging expertise in veterinary medicine, One Health, policymaking, advocacy, and social and behavioral sciences to cultivate and shepherd interdisciplinary, multi-sector domestic and international collaborations. In this video, Dr. LaJeunesse offers an appreciation of the impact that the Positive Intelligence Mental Fitness Program has had on her life and work.
Why Positive Intelligence is Important to me.
Alissa Ward is V.P. of HR and Marketing at Iowa State Bank in Fairfield, Iowa. What is Positive Intelligence? According to Shirzad Chamine, founder of Positive Intelligence, everyone has two regions of their brain that have very different functions. We have a Survival Brain, the more primitive part of our brain that is constantly on the lookout for danger, triggering the fight or flight response.
Everyone also has a region of their brain that mediates the powers of empathy, objective exploration, innovation, navigation among options, and clear-eyed, laser-focused action. We label that our Sage Brain.
Mendy is the Executive Director of the Fairfield Iowa Area Chamber of Commerce. She talks about her experience with the Positive Intelligence Mental Fitness Program.
Brian explains the impact of his Positive Intelligence practice in getting comfortable and excited about his new manufacturing job.