Capability

Want to build your capability to understand and influence humans?

Want to develop practical solutions to a real problem in your organisation, while you learn?

An interactive small group experience over 8 weeks, blending insights from Anthropology, Behavioural Economics, Neuroscience, Psychology, and Sociology with practical experience from real organisations across a range of industries across the globe.

Together we’ll complete 15 modules over 8 weeks.

Each module consists of approximately 1 hour of self-paced online content – a mix of video, audio, and reading, supplemented with optional reflection questions (no annoying eLearning quizzes, I promise…).

Each week you’ll complete 2 modules ahead of our weekly live group discussion session, which lasts 1 hour.

Each module includes further optional content if you want to “Dive Deeper”.

In the final week, you’ll bring it all together and present your approach to solving a real-world behavioural problem from your organisation (or your life).

The first 8 modules (4 weeks) focus on understanding the social, emotional, tribal, storytelling animals we call “humans”:

Week 11. BrainsWhat are brains and how do they work?
2. OriginsWhy do we have brains?
Week 23. SensesHow do we experience the world?
4. FeelingsWhat are emotions?
Week 35. StoriesHow do we make sense of the world?
6. MemoriesWhat are memories and how do they work?
Week 47. TribesHow do groups influence our behaviour?
8. DecisionsHow do we choose and act?

The final 7 modules (4 weeks) focus on practically applying those insights about humans to practically change behaviour in your organisation:

Week 59. BehavioursWhat’s a behaviour and how do you define one?
10. MeasuresHow do you measure behaviours?
Week 611. BarriersWhat gets in the way of desired behaviours?
12. MethodsHow do you investigate behavioural barriers?
Week 713. InterventionsHow do you shift behaviour?
14. ExperimentsHow do you run an experiment in the real world?
Week 815. ProjectsHow do you bring all this together to solve a real behavioural challenge?