The Creative Potential of Positive Stress (Eustress) When we talk about stress, the mind almost automatically summons images of exhaustion, irritation, suffocating deadlines and sleepless nights. But for the brain — this sophisticated and surprisingly pragmatic machine — efficient work does not happen only at the poles of “absolute calm” or “total chaos”. The real magic lies in the space between stillness and collapse, where there exists a vast,fertile and deeply human terri

🧠Psychedelics in Everyday Life   Psychedelic comes from the Greek psyche (mind) and deloun (to manifest): “that which reveals the mind.” And perhaps this is what neuroscience is teaching us — not that we need substances to expand consciousness, but that the brain itself has natural pathways to access states of expanded perception, connection, and well-being.

🧠 Neuroscience of Self-Knowledge We live in an era in which self-knowledge has almost become a modern ritual — from psychedelic therapies to silent retreats, from meditation to long conversations in search of meaning. But, in the end, what are we really looking for? Neuroscience shows that the human brain already possesses natural mechanisms of consciousness expansion, and that exploring one’s own mind does not require escaping it — but rather turning inward with curiosit

🧠 The Invisible Wounds That Shape Our Journey Personal trauma is not just a “life drama” or an excuse for excessive self-compassion. And it is definitely not weakness – it is biology hidden between synapses, shaping our thoughts, feelings and reactions to the world. They are the brain’s responses to overwhelming experiences, shaping thoughts, emotions and behaviours in ways we don’t always see — because not all scars are visible.

When we think about how the brain works, it is common to imagine a network of billions of neurons firing electrical signals. But in fact, this network does not communicate only with electricity. Between one neuron and another there is a microscopic space — the synaptic cleft — and this is where one of the most fascinating and fundamental components of neuroscience comes into play: neurotransmitters.

💼How Neuroscience Can Transform the Way You Work The world of work has changed. The rush, constant distractions, mental exhaustion and increasingly hybrid and technological models demand a new way of thinking — and, above all, a new way of acting. That's where neuroscience comes in. By understanding how your brain works, you can make smarter decisions, preserve your mental health, and improve your performance. It's not about working more, but about working better .

🧠 What is the “future of work”? The world is changing at a fast pace. Automation, artificial intelligence, remote and hybrid work models, rising burnout, and a new perspective on quality of life are transforming the way we live and produce. In this scenario of constant change and adaptability, how is our brain coping with all of it?

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Why we are talking so much about the brain today? 🧠 Why Are We Talking So Much About the Brain Today?   Open a business book, listen to...