Dr. Toby Groves is a researcher, speaker, and writer on 'metathinking', a neuroscience-based critical thinking approach he developed. He is also an advocate and activist for radical transparency. He performs live experiments with professional audiences to reveal the invisible influences that drive their decision-making, leading to levels of self-awareness that boost critical thinking power and reasoning effectiveness. In the past, he was an executive in the financial industry and CPA and now speaks frequently and writes for the blog Metathinking as well as professional and academic journals.
A personal note: The most important things I’ve learned haven’t been from academic pursuits. They've come from unexpected sources, real-life events, and openness to exploring perspectives very different from my own. My research journey began with self-examination, finding more learning value in my failures than from my achievements. Much of my research is based on profound insights into human reasoning I received from my son Caleb, who was gifted but battled mental illness most of his life. He traveled with me to many of my events until a lost him to suicide in 2014 and my work continues to be inspired by his views on functional neuroanatomy, neural adaptation and growth mindset.
So very remarkable
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…his discussion is not only important to auditing and governance but every industry
Sometimes all we need is a new perspective
Where do big ideas come from? They come from small ideas with the power to change your perspective.
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Incredibly fascinating
Sometimes all we need is a new perspective
Where do big ideas come from? They come from small ideas with the power to change your perspective.
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…mind boggling, and not just to the casual observer
Sometimes all we need is a new perspective
Where do big ideas come from? They come from small ideas with the power to change your perspective.
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