Category: Change Science
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Change is a team sport
Bringing about change means utilizing all available support: family, organisations, individuals who cross your path. You cannot do it alone.
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When the group is against you
Making a change often means moving into a new community – new colleagues, new student friends. If they close ranks against you, you have to hold on to your vision with all you’ve got.
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4 tips to help you fight off the procrastination bug
Like any bad habit, procrastination can be kicked with a little help from change science.
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It’s up to me … and I can do it
Mindset makes all the difference when it comes to handling change. Our podcast guests all share the same approach. They don’t wait for a saviour, and they believe in their own ability.
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Flip a switch, turn off limitations
Your mindset could be what’s stopping you from fully embracing change and all of the opportunities it can bring. Because as science tells us, if you think you can do it, then you absolutely can. You can learn how to love change through our Change Programme, an interactive course that can help you better navigate…
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Unlocking the black box of change
Why do some people manage change well while others get stuck and overwhelmed? Research has identified patterns and approaches that we can all use to do it better.
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To the top! The peak dreams of Deshun Deysel, South Africa’s unstoppable summiteer
Deshun took time out of her busy schedule to chat with BrightRock about her remarkable experiences as a Woman Changing the Game.
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Goals for Life! Portia Modise’s journey of footballing glory
Legendary footballer, Portia Modise, joins us for BrightRock’s change-loving series, Women changing the game. Portia is no stranger to change.
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Self-help for beginners
Changing your life begins by changing in your mind – and when it comes to getting a fresh perspective, the right books and ideas can make all the difference. Here are a few to get you started.
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Just say thank you! Why an attitude of gratitude can be good for your health
Being thankful for the good things in life can be its own greatest reward.