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The Impact of Virtual Reality on Military and Medical Simulation

Virtual reality (VR) is reshaping the way that we conduct training and simulations. This technology offers an immersive, interactive digital environment, enabling users to experience and respond to realistic scenarios without physical constraints or risks. This technology has particularly transformative implications in military and medical fields, where high-stakes situations require precise, rapid decision-making and...
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Can Virtual Reality Help Veterans Overcome PTSD?

Think of those moments when your team clicks—when everyone's pulling in the same direction, understanding not just the 'what' but the 'why' of their work. It's a powerful feeling, isn't it? This sense of unity and purpose stems from something deeper than just strategy or skills; it comes from cultural alignment. This practice involves...
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Dr. Angie Winter on Leading and Developing the 21st Century Athlete

High-performing athletes have much in common with high-performing CORPORATE athletes -- grit, resilience, adaptability, and high degrees of intrinsic motivation, ownership, and accountability. HigherEchelon's Director of Leadership Development Angie Winter recently participated in Culture in Sports's Roundtable Webinar to help participants break down and understand what motivates the 21st Century Athlete, including what they...
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How Can Team Building & Executive Coaching Complement Each Other?

In today's dynamic business landscape, organizations are relentlessly pursuing enhanced operational efficiency, strategic intelligence, and seamless collaboration. Executive coaching and team building are two essential training programs that can help you achieve these goals. Together, they form a symbiotic relationship that boosts business performance. Executive coaching focuses on refining individual leaders' skills, while team...
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How Does Inability to Adapt Affect Team Innovation?

Author: Eric Bean, PhD Are you more comfortable adopting new strategies than a monkey? Apparently not. In 2019 research by Watzek and colleagues, the levels of cognitive complacency or laziness of capuchin monkeys and rhesus monkeys was compared with that of humans. (Before describing the results, I should warn you that capuchin monkeys are...
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