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This happened. Thanks @lotus_caravans can’t wait

This happened. Thanks @lotus_caravans can’t wait to get it on the road after lockdowns. #caravan

Improvise, adapt and overcome. #kite

Improvise, adapt and overcome. #kite

Standups in @gather_town #halloween

Standups in @gather_town #halloween

Happy to have carpet again.

Happy to have carpet again.

As the pandemic wears on, leaders across industrie

As the pandemic wears on, leaders across industries are feverishly trying to figure out what the “new normal” needs to look like, which seems to be constantly shifting under their feet. To stay motivated as we encounter unprecedented levels of uncertainty in every aspect of our lives, we should understand that the human brain simply was not built for this. Knowing what your brain does well — and what it does surprisingly poorly — can give you a much clearer sense of the strategies you need to not just endure, but to thrive. Whether you’re trying to keep yourself motivated and engaged, or you’re a leader trying to help those in your care, the HBR authors present three strategies based in science that can keep the brain in a good place.