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EPISODE · Aug 28, 2024 · 1H 1M

The Neuroscience of Success: Jeff Bloomfield on Communication, Faith, and Resilience

from Here's What We Know · host Gary Scott Thomas

Send us Fan Mail This week on Here's What We Know, we are joined by the extraordinary Jeff Bloomfield, CEO of Brain Trust, host of the Driving Change podcast, author, keynote speaker, neuroscientist, cancer survivor, and Papaw’s grandson. Jeff discusses his inspiring backstory, from a 100-acre farm to becoming an expert in communication through neuroscience. Be sure not to miss out on this heartfelt yet insightful episode filled with stories about overcoming adversity through resilience, faith, and wisdom passed down through generations! In this Episode: Upbringing and Influence of Grandfather Becoming a Communicator and Neuroscientist The Power of Effective Communication Jeff’s Experience as a Cancer Survivor Faith and Science The Impact of Gratitude on Communication & Health Expressing Gratitude in Business and Personal Life The Power of Positive Energy Jeff’s Musical Background & Passions The Effect of Music on the Brain The Emotional Impacts of Song The Craft of Songwriting The Journey to Success The Purpose-Driven Mindset of the Next Generation Balancing Purpose & Practicality This episode is sponsored by: Sterling Oak Cabinetry Dignity Memorial Bio: Jeff Bloomfield is a former sales & marketing executive, entrepreneur, author, farm boy, and cancer survivor. From his humble beginnings on a midwest farm in central Ohio, Jeff has taken the life lessons from his storytelling “Papaw” (Grandfather) combined with his corporate career in Biotech and Neuroscience to create programs that allow you to discover how you’re truly wired for greatness and how to communicate in an authentic way to drive positive change in the world around you. After being the first person in his blue-collar family to graduate college straight out of high school, Jeff spent his corporate career in Biotech where he led several product launches for genetic cancer therapies. One of those therapies was for brain cancer. It was here that he discovered the power of neuroscience and the fact that outside of academia, most of corporate America didn’t really understand how the brain actually worked, otherwise, we wouldn’t communicate with customers and employees the way it was currently being done. From there Jeff set out with a new mission, to teach others what he has learned about the biology, psychology, and physiology of the brain, and how to apply those learnings in a simple and understandable way to be more impactful communicators. Website: https://jeffbloomfield.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/jeffbloomfieldbraintrust/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/realjeffbloomfield/ X: https://x.com/jeff_bloomfield Podcast: https://drivingchangepodcast.com/ Connect with Gary: Gary's Website Follow Gary on Instagram Gary's Tiktok Gary's Facebook Watch the episodes on YouTube Advertise on the Podcast Thank you for listening. Let us know what you think about this episode. Leave us a review!

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