Author: Tomasz Drybala
Tomasz Drybala is the founder of the Neuro-Based Leadership Centre with nearly 30 years of experience as a business owner. Specializing in self-leadership and neuroscience-based coaching, Tomasz empowers leaders to unlock their full potential. As an author, trainer, and keynote speaker, he integrates neuroscience, mindfulness, and positive psychology to develop emotionally intelligent and adaptive leaders. His mission is to create conscious, compassionate, and effective leaders who transform organizational culture and achieve peak performance. Tomasz is also the author of "Breaking Patterns: Leveraging Neuroscience to Overcome Past Limitations and Liberate Your Leadership Potential," which will be published on June 10, 2025. This book serves as a guide for business leaders to break life patterns, heal from them, and live consciously and authentically without limitations.
Norepinephrine’s Role in Leadership: Commitment or Stubbornness?
Have you ever found yourself doubling down on a decision that didn’t feel quite right, yet you couldn’t walk away because of all the time, money, and effort you’d already poured into it? Maybe it was a project that kept dragging on despite mounting evidence it wouldn’t succeed. […]
Adrenaline’s Role in Leadership: Bold Moves or Risky Business?
Leadership often demands boldness. The ability to make decisive, high-stakes choices can drive innovation, inspire teams, and secure competitive advantage. Behind these bold moves, adrenaline—often called the “fight-or-flight” chemical—plays a critical role. It fuels energy, heightens focus, and creates the sense of urgency leaders need to act quickly […]
Serotonin’s Dual Role in Leadership: Confidence or Overconfidence?
Leadership thrives on confidence. A self-assured leader can inspire teams, tackle challenges head-on, and make bold decisions. Behind the scenes, a powerful neurotransmitter called serotonin plays a key role in this confidence. Often referred to as the “self-assurance” molecule, serotonin is what helps you feel in control, capable, […]
Why Experienced Tech Leaders Fall Victim to Confirmation Bias
In the fast-paced world of technology leadership, data-driven decisions are essential. You’ve been through it all—analyzing market trends, reviewing performance metrics, and gathering feedback from your team. But even with all the data at your fingertips, there are moments when a decision that felt so right later turns […]
How to Overcome Confirmation Bias in Tech Decision-Making: A Proven Strategy for Market Expansion
As technology executives, you are no strangers to the complex decision-making landscape of your industry. Whether you’re optimizing AI-driven solutions, scaling SaaS platforms, or leading teams in rapidly evolving data environments, the decisions you make today shape the future of your business. But there’s a hidden factor that […]
Oxytocin and Leadership: Building Trust and Loyalty Through Neurochemical Connections
Leadership is often seen as a skilful blend of vision, strategy, and emotional intelligence. However, a growing body of research suggests that leadership goes even deeper, tapping into our neurochemical makeup to shape how we build trust, form connections, and foster loyalty. One such key neurochemical is oxytocin, […]
From Emotional Volatility to Stability: How Neuroscience Can Improve Relationship Management in Business
In the world of business, relationships—whether between leaders and their teams or among colleagues—play a central role in shaping the success of an organization. Managing these relationships effectively requires emotional intelligence, communication skills, and the ability to navigate the highs and lows that can arise in high-pressure environments. […]
The Neuroscience of Networking: How Dopamine Drives Connection and Cortisol Hinders Collaboration
Networking is frequently hailed as the key to building meaningful relationships, fostering growth, and unlocking new opportunities in both personal and professional settings. But what truly motivates our drive to connect with others? Conversely, why do some people find networking overwhelming or stressful? The answer lies within our […]
From Dopamine Highs to Cortisol Lows: The Neuroscience Behind Love and Anxiety
Love and anxiety, two seemingly opposing emotions, can be closely intertwined in the brain’s neurochemical processes. These emotions are powerful and can significantly influence our thoughts, behaviours, and overall well-being. Understanding the science behind how these emotions are formed and how they can sometimes be confused with one […]
From Vision to Reality: The Science Behind Visualization in Leadership
In the realms of business and leadership, the ability to visualize outcomes and strategies effectively can be a game-changer. Visualization, or the process of creating mental images and scenarios, is not just a motivational tool; it’s grounded in science and has profound implications for improving performance. By leveraging […]