354: Why We Like What We Like

Melina Palmer, founder and CEO of The Brainy Business, joins us to help explain why we do what we do and like what we like! As a behavioral scientist, Melina provides behavioral economics consulting to businesses all over the world.

We discuss:

  • What happens when psychology meets business

  • Why you like certain brands

  • The part of your brain that is really running the show

  • How to create better habits

  • What to do to solve a problem you’ve been working on for a while

  • What I got called out on about creativity — and how I plan to use that callout to my advantage at an upcoming Renewal Retreat I am leading for healthcare business managers!

  • The power of Easter eggs

  • Why novelty speaks volumes

  • What the Peak-End Rule is and why anyone planning an event should know about it

Links discussed:  

Books

 

The Brainy Business Podcast episodes:

Looking for tools to help yourself and/or your team be more resilient and engaged at work? Reach out to me at kari@karigormley.com so we can have a conversation about what’s getting in your way when it comes to achieving your team's objectives!

Contact:

Melina Palmer:
Website: TheBrainyBusiness.com
Email: melina@thebrainybusiness.com
Facebook: /thebrainybiz
Instagram: @thebrainybiz
LinkedIn: in/melina-palmer-36ab8712

Kari Gormley:
Twitter: @KariGormley
Instagram: @KariGormley
Clubhouse: @KariGormley

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