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RE:THINK
Because your next thought could change everything.
Your pit stop before your brain hits cruise control!
RE:THINK wanders (with purpose) through the messy, magical intersection of neuroscience, inclusion, thinking, and everyday leadership. Think sharp insights, bold questions, and the occasional friendly prod to your prefrontal cortex.
We serve up a cocktail of science, curiosity, and unapologetically honest reflection. No jargon. No fluff. Just the good stuff that gets under your synapses and shifts things.
Whether you're sparking a culture change or just wondering why things feel a bit... off, this is your nudge to think differently, lead bravely, and act like the future depends on it. (Spoiler: it does.)
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The Cost of ‘Professionalism’: How the Brain Internalises White, Male, Western, Middle-Class Norms
Let’s play a quick word association game. I say “professional,” you say…
Suit? Clean-cut? Polished? Neutral? Articulate? Confident? Calm?
(…and let’s be honest: White. Male. Western, Middle class.)
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Aug 143 min read
Episode 7: Bayo Akomolafe: Inclusion Isn’t a Fix. It’s a Rewilding of How We See
This is not your corporate D&I training. It’s a poetic, radical deep-dive into how we see ourselves, each other, and the world. Enter:...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Aug 113 min read
Inclusion and the Brain: How Every Protected Characteristic Has a Neural Backstory
Welcome to the neural underpinnings of inclusion — or exclusion, depending on which direction your synapses are firing.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Aug 64 min read
Episode 6: Gabor Maté and the Trauma-Informed Brain
It’s not “bad behaviour” – it’s biology. We unpack Maté’s approach to trauma and stress and show how nervous-system literacy can create...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Aug 43 min read
Episode 5: Pema Chödrön and the Neurobiology of Sitting With Discomfort
Why Bravery Isn’t Loud – It’s Curious, Compassionate, and Still “Nothing ever goes away until it has taught us what we need to know.” —...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 283 min read
The Hierarchy of Discrimination: What the Brain Sees First
Let’s get straight to it: your brain is making decisions about people before you've even said “hello.” And it’s doing so at lightning speed, faster than you can consciously catch. But here's the kicker: not all differences are treated equally by the brain.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 213 min read
Episode 4: Audre Lorde and the Biology of Belonging
Why “Caring for Myself” is Not Self-Indulgence — It’s Survival “Caring for myself is not self-indulgence. It is self-preservation, and...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 213 min read
Neural Road Rage: How Your Brain (and Bias) Drives Your Driving
You’re in a merge lane. It’s a simple enough ask, one car from the left, one car from the right. A beautiful, civilised, brain-based...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 205 min read
Rewire Your Meetings: 3 Brain-Based Nudges to Make Your Team More Inclusive by Tuesday
Because bias doesn’t wait for a strategy day Meetings: the humble petri dish of workplace culture. Where power dynamics play out, ideas...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 173 min read
Dinner with Strangers: Where Minds Get Fed (and So Do You)
Let’s cut to the chase: the average corporate networking event is about as nourishing as a soggy vol-au-vent. You circulate awkwardly, clutching a warm white wine, and pretend to care about someone’s Q3 projections while quietly wondering if it’s too soon to leave.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 163 min read
From Forced Fun to Functional Trust: The Away Day Reboot
Team Away Days: Why Your Staff Would Rather Stay Home. Let’s be honest: when most people hear “Team Away Day,” their brain doesn’t light up with joy. It quietly starts plotting an escape route.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 165 min read
Freedom Begins in the Brain
“None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free.”— Goethe
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 165 min read
The Brain Doesn’t Do Tick Boxes
Why Compliance Culture Kills Inclusion — and What Real Accountability Looks Like If I had a pound for every time a client said, “We’ve...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 152 min read
Why I Called It BARDO: A Name, A Philosophy, A Portal
People often ask me why I called the company BARDO.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 143 min read
From Grief to Growth: Why I Created NIMM
I didn’t set out to build a whole new framework. I set out to survive.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 145 min read
Neuroscience for Organisational Change by Hilary Scarlett: The Best Neuro-Change Playbook (But with a Twist)
When I set out to build the NeuroInclusive Maturity Model (NIMM), I wasn’t just inventing in a vacuum. I went digging for existing gems, books, frameworks, ideas that blend the brain’s wiring with the messy reality of organisational change.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 143 min read
From Brain Science to Culture Shift: What The Neuroscience of Inclusion Gets Right — and Where NIMM Takes It Next
Like all good origin stories, this one starts with a question.
Was there anything else like NIMM out there?
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 145 min read
The Well-Gardened Mind and the Wild Art of Inclusive Leadership
The Well-Gardened Mind by Dr. Sue Stuart-Smith, a book that gets its muddy hands right into your soul and starts quietly composting the way you think about… thinking.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 143 min read
Brains Behave Better on Broccoli
Let’s get one thing straight: Your brain isn’t some abstract mist swirling majestically in your skull, dispensing wisdom like a benevolent wizard.
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 144 min read
Episode 3: bell hooks and the Neuroscience of Love
Inclusion as Radical Nervous System Repair “Love is an action, never simply a feeling.” – bell hooks Let’s start with that. Because if...
Georgina Brown (hershe)
Jul 142 min read
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