Speaking & Events"We bring in thought leaders and authors every month, and the neurohacking webinar Elizabeth gave for Blinkist members is still one of my favorites we've done. "In two years of pandemic zoom events, I saw Elizabeth bring out the most engagement from our attendees...and nearly all stayed beyond our usual limit." "You killed it! My wife was listening from the next room and dropped everything. I got a ton of interest from people who want to see the recording as they were double booked...Thank you again for coming in to do this. I expected it to be good, but it was really really good." |
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For formal speaking engagements, for virtual coffee chats and mini-neurohacking sessions, or for something more specific to your audience, please reach out in the form below.
If you have an idea for a special event or a workshop, or if you'd like Elizabeth to consult or advise on a project or collaboration, please don't hesitate to discuss it below. Thanks!
If you have an idea for a special event or a workshop, or if you'd like Elizabeth to consult or advise on a project or collaboration, please don't hesitate to discuss it below. Thanks!
SPEECH TOPICS
SMARTER TOMORROW: A BETTER BRAIN IN 15 MINUTES A DAY
What if you could upgrade your brain in just 15 minutes a day? That’s the question that led MIT and Harvard trained researcher Elizabeth Ricker on a 10+ year quest through neuroscience labs and tech startups around the world. After poring through hundreds of research papers, conducting dozens of interviews, and testing countless tools on herself, Ricker uncovered something surprising: rather than finding few, she found many research-backed tools with the ability to upgrade mental performance. There was a problem, though. Certain tools worked well on some people but not on others – and it was hard to predict which tool would work best on whom. As she dug further, Ricker discovered something even more surprising: a little known methodology used by Nobel Prize-winning scientists. This highly personalizable framework can be used to unlock our best performances at work, in relationships, or in life. Learn more in Ricker’s talk.
5 RESEARCH-BACKED BRAIN UPGRADES: AT HOME OR IN THE OFFICE
What are five little known – but powerful – ways to improve mental performance? In this talk, Ricker introduces research-backed tools that can be used at home or in the office. They range from easy to complex and from free to a few hundred dollars. She will discuss the surprising power of an often maligned type of human bias, research showing that one of the simplest brain upgrades that humans have been using for a millennia actually works, that the blue light from your phone is not necessarily as bad as we think, that some video games may be good for us, and that a certain type of brain imaging device can be used to meditate more effectively. For every tool, Ricker explains the research behind it and exactly how you can start using it in just fifteen minutes a day.
4 MENTAL SUPERPOWERS FOR 21ST CENTURY SUCCESS
Beginning in the early 1900s, the concept of intelligence - as measured by IQ tests - became a popular explanation for success. Starting in the 1990s, emotional intelligence (EQ) began to take hold of the public’s imagination. As the 21st century unfolds, what mental abilities will we value most? In this timely talk, Ricker introduces data from large, longitudinal scholarly studies about the traits that underlie everyday success in today’s world. The mental abilities she pulls out – including ones she calls the New IQ and the New EQ – turn out to be predictive of success in work, school, and relationships. Best of all? These abilities turn out to be wonderfully trainable: you don’t have to be born with them. Ricker will also share research-backed ways each of us can improve in these mental abilities – even if we are not quite at superpower levels yet – in just fifteen minutes a day.
What if you could upgrade your brain in just 15 minutes a day? That’s the question that led MIT and Harvard trained researcher Elizabeth Ricker on a 10+ year quest through neuroscience labs and tech startups around the world. After poring through hundreds of research papers, conducting dozens of interviews, and testing countless tools on herself, Ricker uncovered something surprising: rather than finding few, she found many research-backed tools with the ability to upgrade mental performance. There was a problem, though. Certain tools worked well on some people but not on others – and it was hard to predict which tool would work best on whom. As she dug further, Ricker discovered something even more surprising: a little known methodology used by Nobel Prize-winning scientists. This highly personalizable framework can be used to unlock our best performances at work, in relationships, or in life. Learn more in Ricker’s talk.
5 RESEARCH-BACKED BRAIN UPGRADES: AT HOME OR IN THE OFFICE
What are five little known – but powerful – ways to improve mental performance? In this talk, Ricker introduces research-backed tools that can be used at home or in the office. They range from easy to complex and from free to a few hundred dollars. She will discuss the surprising power of an often maligned type of human bias, research showing that one of the simplest brain upgrades that humans have been using for a millennia actually works, that the blue light from your phone is not necessarily as bad as we think, that some video games may be good for us, and that a certain type of brain imaging device can be used to meditate more effectively. For every tool, Ricker explains the research behind it and exactly how you can start using it in just fifteen minutes a day.
4 MENTAL SUPERPOWERS FOR 21ST CENTURY SUCCESS
Beginning in the early 1900s, the concept of intelligence - as measured by IQ tests - became a popular explanation for success. Starting in the 1990s, emotional intelligence (EQ) began to take hold of the public’s imagination. As the 21st century unfolds, what mental abilities will we value most? In this timely talk, Ricker introduces data from large, longitudinal scholarly studies about the traits that underlie everyday success in today’s world. The mental abilities she pulls out – including ones she calls the New IQ and the New EQ – turn out to be predictive of success in work, school, and relationships. Best of all? These abilities turn out to be wonderfully trainable: you don’t have to be born with them. Ricker will also share research-backed ways each of us can improve in these mental abilities – even if we are not quite at superpower levels yet – in just fifteen minutes a day.
Speaking & Events
Due to the pandemic, we've limited in-person appearances and are trying to respect "Zoom fatigue". But if you're eager for a real-time event, check the upcoming dates. Or, let us know if you have an idea for a future event in the form below. Hope to meet you soon!
Clubhouse on Aug 16Fantastic turnout for our first audio-only mini-neurohacking session on creativity, hosted by the largest club on Clubhouse, "Human Behavior". It was a night of reading, self-experimenting, and meeting new buddies!
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Reddit AMA on aug 26The Reddit community turned out for insightful questions and fun. Click to read the "Ask Me Anything" q&a.
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Luminary Cafe (Ongoing)Honored to be selected as a Luminary, alongside beloved professors, NYT bestselling authors, an NFL champion, a former SNL writer, and more.
Come join the fun! Upcoming virtual coffee chats and mini-neurohacking sessions are announced on the Luminary Cafe site. |