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This is a blog about our ability to build our own brains and how to 'keep getting wiser' throughout our lives. I blog on leadership,collective wisdom and having a positive approach to the ageing population. My passion is to create more wisdom in the world and to enable people to understand the process of self creation.

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Surviving the MRIs

November 01, 2017

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Brightbrain for Wisdom - Janis Grummitt's blog: Learning to sleep again

January 31, 2017

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Learning to sleep again

January 30, 2017

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Build a stronger brain for retirement.

October 12, 2016

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Brightbrain for Wisdom - Janis Grummitt's blog: Wiring the world for wisdom as well as technology

January 19, 2014

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Wiring the world for wisdom as well as technology

November 08, 2013

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Become a Wiring Warrior

October 01, 2013

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Who Are You?

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Working beyond 50

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Talent Management of the over 50's

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Groups and Teams - breaking down the barriers to performance

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Born to be Wise

January 23, 2012

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Janis E Grummitt: I am obsessed with the potential of the individual and collective wisdom. I am also engrossed in the challenge to become self-sufficient through good environmental practices in Matakana at Kingfisher Cottage. I have two work focuses - Growing Wiser and Kingfisher Cottage. In 2007 I had a large benign brain tumour removed and in the process learnt a great deal about the power of the brain from personal experience. I later became a curator and translator for others interested in brain improvement through lifestyle. I am a successful keynote speaker, a leadership specialist and in 2011 I started the movement for a wiser society in response to the negativity around our ageing population. I also started working with The New Zealand Planning Institute.. In 2024, after a post Covid break, I started a new a contract to develop emerging leaders with the New Zealand Planning Institute. In the meantime, I researched and published a book 'Sleep well to live well' in March 2020 and also promote sleep as a basis for mental and physical wellness.

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