Investing in Inclusive Productivity The COVID-19 Pandemic has revealed some truths that were hiding in plain sight all along. In pre-pandemic America, we were losing an estimated $1 trillion dollars a year from the sinking rate of employee engagement. Add to that, the...
Bob Raleigh, Ph.D., author of THE SEARCH FOR WHY, speaks with Joyce Graff, Mike Lawing, and Robin Martinez on the Powerful Patient about his research into why people do what they do. Specifically we talk about sticking with a long-term project or therapy (like losing...
Bob Raleigh, Ph.D., author of THE SEARCH FOR WHY, speaks with Joyce Graff, Mike Lawing, and Robin Martinez on the Powerful Patient about his research into why people do what they do. Specifically we talk about sticking with a long-term project or therapy (like losing...
Bob Raleigh, Ph.D., author of THE SEARCH FOR WHY, speaks with Joyce Graff, Mike Lawing, and Robin Martinez on the Powerful Patient about his research into why people do what they do. Specifically we talk about sticking with a long-term project or therapy (like losing...
Timothy Maurice speaks to Dr Bob Raleigh, the founder of PathSight Predictive Science and author of ‘The Search for Why: A Revolutionary New Model for Understanding Others, Improving Communication, and Healing Division’. They explore the brain’s instinctual profiles that will help you understand your and others’ impulses, in order to navigate complex relationships.
In this podcast, we dive into his book, ‘The Search For Why’. In The Search for Why, Bob Raleigh provides a new model for how to understand human behavior, the fundamentals of why we do what we do. He draws on his experience in market research and public communication strategy and combines that with research in the social sciences, like psychology, cognitive and behavioral sciences, and anthropology.
Bob Raleigh says knowing a person’s core instincts is more valuable than all the other data combined. We applied that to the 2016 election to determine why using demographics only is not a good way to predict behavior.