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Join us for our first Fall installment of the Government Affairs Forum featuring Boston Mayor Michelle Wu.
09/16/2026
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In our current reality, we’re all trying things for the first time – whether it be living through a pandemic, homeschooling kids, working remotely, or managing a team. Research shows that this presents both opportunities and challenges. Did you know that trying something new actually improves your brain function? It may create new connections between brain cells by changing the balance of available neurotransmitters and changing how connections are made, says Dr. Kathryn Papp, neuropsychologist and instructor in neurology at Harvard Medical School.
And sure, trying new things might be good for us, but it’s also REALLY hard! Famous author and researcher Brenee Brown mentions in her new podcast that trying new things can take you up to three times as long and requires us to be vulnerable and push ourselves in really tough ways.
In talking with some stellar participants and alums from our Women’s Leadership Program and Boston’s Future Leaders program, we crowdsourced our top tips for those who are managing remotely for the first time to help you as you adapt, whether for the first time or the first time in these current circumstances.
For more tips on effectively managing remote teams, watch Professor Tsedal Neeley, of Harvard Business School’s video below!
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