A neuroscience-based and hands-on guide to building a high-performance environment in any organization
In Driving Performance: 10 Lessons About Building High-Performing Teams From Neuroscience and Formula One, neuroscientist and psychologist Marcia Goddard delivers a groundbreaking new approach to sustainable high performance. Dr. Goddard draws on her extensive experience working with global organizations and Formula One teams to highlight effective strategies for encouraging innovation, productive culture, leadership, and teamwork within people and within companies.
This book is a roadmap for building and maintaining high performance environments in any industry. It offers practical tools, reflective tips, and actionable insights for leaders and team members who hope to elevate their performance and the performance of everyone around them. It skips the hustle culture clichés and focuses exclusively on proven behaviors that work in the real world, with real people, who are part of real teams.
You’ll also find:
- Insightful strategies that leverage the latest neuroscience research to frame change as a challenge, instead of a threat
- Effective techniques for creating leadership practices that encourage trust, autonomy, and psychological safety
- Advice for cultivating useful traits in your team members, including emotion regulation, mental flexibility and empathy
Perfect for managers, executives, entrepreneurs, founders, and other leaders, Driving Performance is an invaluable strategy guide for everyone interested in improving their own performance, or the performance of those who work for and with them. It’s a science-based, step-by-step guide to creating a durable and resilient high-performing team in any organization.
MARCIA GODDARD, PhD, is a neuroscientist, psychologist, and founder of boutique consulting firm Brain Matters. Her company focuses on building sustainable high-performance environments for clients. Marcia has a PhD in neuroscience, with a focus on brain-behavior relationships behind neurodiversity. She left academia to apply scientific insights directly to business challenges. Over the past decade, she has studied high performance in large global organizations and Formula One teams, helping them create environments that optimize team dynamics, culture, and leadership.
