Friederike Fabritius
2017-04-27
Brain & Neuroscience

The Neuroscience of Leadership with Friederike Fabritius

On today’s episode of The Psychology Podcast, we speak with a neuroscientist who specializes in optimizing workplaces for greater productivity and well-being. Our conversation covers a vast array of useful topics, such as habit formation, public speaking, emotional regulation and proper decision making. We talk about how some of these activities show up in brain scans and discuss how individual’s neurochemistry affects their roles at work. There’s a ton of strategies here and we had a lot of fun recording the episode. Learn more about Friederike’s latest book by visiting theleadingbrain.com.

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About the guest

Friederike Fabritius

Podcast Guest

Friederike Fabritius is a German neuroscientist and author who works at the intersection of brain science and leadership. A former researcher at the Max Planck Institute and alumna of McKinsey & Company, she is the author of The Brain-Friendly Workplace and co-author of The Leading Brain.

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