Today we speak with Dr. David Krueger about the Neuroscience of Marketing.

His approach integrates the insights of psychology, neuroscience, and professional coaching to help professionals and executives write the next chapter of their business stories. His coaching and writing focus on the art and science of success strategies.

We discuss:

  • Applying the psychology of influence to enhance success
  • Neuroscience and Neuromarketing – What are they?
  • How people make decisions – What impacts this process?
  • How to use your brain more effectively
  • Redirecting your focus and changing your thinking
  • The anchoring effect – Its role in subsequent decision making

“Neuromarketing simply is a study of the way we actually make decisions; how the brain responds to various stimuli so that we can understand decision patterns.”  –  Dr. David Krueger

 

About Dr. Krueger:

David Krueger, M.D. is an Executive Mentor Coach, and CEO of MentorPath, an executive coaching, publishing, and wellness firm.

He is the author of 17 trade and professional books on success, wellness, money, and self-development. David is also the author of seventy-five scientific papers, and his coaching and writing focus on the art and science of success strategies: mind over matters.

A Mentor/Trainer, Coach, and Dean of Curriculum for Coach Training Alliance, he has been quoted in Money, Fortune, Forbes, Town and Country, the New York Times, and the Wall Street Journal. Founder and Director of his own licensed, specialty-certified New Life Story™ Coaches, he has trained professionals worldwide.

Dr. Krueger formerly practiced and taught Psychiatry and Psychoanalysis and was Clinical Professor of Psychiatry. He was listed in The Best Doctors in America (Woodward/White, Inc. Publishers) annually from 1996-2002, and was listed in America’s Top Psychiatrists (Consumer Research Council of America, Washington DC). He founded and served as CEO for two healthcare corporations and co-founded a third startup that went from venture capital to merger/acquisition. He gives keynote addresses nationally and internationally.

 

“A conversation that begins in a collaborative mode activates the brain’s neurochemical system of bonding and connection. This frames listening and interacting in a different way for the remainder of the conversation.”  –  Dr. David Krueger

 

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