What does it actually mean to perform at your best – sustainably, across a whole career?
In this keynote, Sue Langley draws on more than 20 years of neuroscience and positive psychology research to explore what flourishing really looks like in practice – and how to build the conditions for it, whatever stage of your career you’re in.
Whether you’re just starting out, navigating a major transition, or looking to sustain your performance at the top, Sue will share the science behind what helps people thrive – and the habits, mindsets, and strategies that make high performance something you can maintain, not just achieve.
You’ll leave with a clearer understanding of what’s actually driving your energy, focus, and motivation – and practical tools to help you perform at your best for the long haul.
About the presenter:
Sue Langley has spent more than two decades exploring one of the most compelling questions in modern science: what does it truly take for people and organisations to flourish?
As founder and CEO of the Langley Group, Sue brings together neuroscience, positive psychology, and emotional intelligence in ways that are both rigorous and practical, inspiring leaders and organisations across the globe to build positive cultures and harness the brain’s potential.
She is the creator of the world’s first government-accredited Diploma of Positive Psychology and Well-being and holds a Master’s in the Neuroscience of Leadership. Sue was a featured expert in the ABC TV series Redesign My Brain and the award-winning documentary Make Me a Leader.