Błażej Płaczynta-Brudnik – MindLab trainer and expert – talks with Dr. Jacek Sypniewski about the concept of neuroleadership. This approach combines neuroscience insights with management practice, helping leaders better understand the mechanisms that drive teams and influence decision-making.

How does a neuroleader differ from a traditional leader? How do cortisol, dopamine, and oxytocin influence team atmosphere and effectiveness? Why are emotions and memory crucial in people management? And finally – what actions help reduce stress levels and foster more mindful leadership?

In this episode, you’ll find not only theory but also concrete examples and practical tips for leaders who want to develop in the spirit of neuroleadership.

❓ In this episode:

• what neuroleadership is,
• how hormones and neurotransmitters affect decision-making and team atmosphere,
• the role of memory and emotions in leadership,
• how a neuroleader shapes the team’s beliefs and attitudes,
• examples of actions that reduce cortisol levels,
• practical tips for aspiring neuroleaders.

📚 Recommended reading:

David J. Phillips, Hormonal Revolution

🎙️ Hosted by:

👨‍💻 Błażej Płaczynta-Brudnik – Member of the MindLab Management Board, Trainer. He specializes in training and onboarding employees in industrial companies. He designs and delivers programs that develop managerial and communication skills. A graduate of Psychology at the Jagiellonian University and Environmental Geophysics at the AGH University of Science and Technology. He completed the BAZA trainer course under the supervision of the Polish Psychological Association and is a certified Change Management Practitioner accredited by APMG International.

👨‍💻 Dr. Jacek Sypniewski – Trainer, Manager. He has been conducting business training since 2002. He possesses extensive knowledge in sociology, psychology, and business. He specializes in training in management, communication and collaboration, influence, presentation, team building, integration, and personal effectiveness. He studied in Kraków, Amsterdam, and London.