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David Rock applies neuroscience to the everyday challenges of business professionals, explaining why our brains feel taxed and how to harness mental resources for focus, insight, and decision‑making. The book offers strategies for managing distractions, fostering collaboration, giving and receiving feedback, and influencing behavior—all aimed at thriving in a busy work environment without losing energy or clarity.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Business & Economics/Business Management
Authors: David Rock
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