Category Archives: Business ethics

6 Surprising Things That Affect Your Brain

Posted on 31 October, 2010 by Carole Brown

As someone who is fascinated by brain function and who knows that we can change because our brain can change (re-wiring = neuroplasticity), I enjoyed this article that I found posted on care2.com’s site. 6 Surprising Things That Affect Your … Continue reading →

Posted in Biology, Business ethics, New Science | Tagged brain function, care2.com, cranial fitness, Experience Life, Jon Spayde, neural pathways, neuroplasticity, Randy Paynter | Leave a comment

Ethics in business – a question on LinkedIn

Posted on 21 June, 2009 by Carole Brown

On LinkedIn I belong to a group called “ethicability” and today I responded to a question posted about a month ago. The question ‘Are UK Companies more interested in business ethics than U.S. companies?’ was posted on the discussion board by … Continue reading →

Posted in Business ethics, Leadership | Tagged American, Ben Jackson, British, Bruce Coltin, Carole Brown, David Coates, ethicability, Ethics, LinkedIn, Roger Steare | 1 Comment

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Category Archives: Business ethics

6 Surprising Things That Affect Your Brain

Ethics in business – a question on LinkedIn

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