Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D.
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Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D., is President/CEO of Grey Matters International, Inc., a unique neuroleadership and transformational behavior change consulting firm. He is a former neuropsychologist-turned-professional coach who has served as a "thinking advisor" to high profile clientele, including professional athletes, politicians, Fortune 500 CEOs, and those in the entertainment industry around what is next when advice, self-help, and therapy have failed to change behavior.

He has spoken to Middle East business leaders and select cabinet members for the King of Jordan on the neuroscience of transformational thinking, and was requested to present at a climate change event attended by the President of Mexico. He has been a featured expert in The New York Times and the Christian Science Monitor, and has contributed to anthologies with Deepak Chopra and Stephen Covey. He received his BA, MA and PhD from the University of Notre Dame and enjoys in his spare time singing/songwriting. He can be reached at kevin@kevinflemingphd.com and his blog, The Neurowire, can be found http://www.kevinflemingphd.com/

Blog Entries by Kevin J. Fleming, Ph.D.

Success in the Market: New Rules or Old Brain?

0 Comments | Posted March 21, 2012 | 3:05 PM

One of the bennies of traveling is that one can get some unique local perspectives on larger current issues, which can be so rich when one just happens to be in such a culturally and educationally stimulating region like New England. So, as I was on a hotel treadmill listening...

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Inside the Brain of a Weiner: 3 Ways It May Just Be Like Me and You

0 Comments | Posted June 13, 2011 | 4:33 PM

Like you all, I am both oddly perturbed that Congressman Weiner's sexting scandal is front page news and mildly intrigued. No, not from some perverted visual curiosity of the inappropriate pictures, but from a neuroscience side -- this incident, for me, is rich with key commentaries about:

- Human Decision...

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From Head Injury to Head Case: 3 Reasons to Expand the NFL Brain Beyond Concussion Awareness

0 Comments | Posted December 20, 2010 | 5:30 PM

This past week a wonderful article entitled "NFL is Head-Serious About Safety" written by noted sports columnist Rick Telander came out in the Chicago Sun Times. In this excellent call-to-action piece of press, he tells the story of the NFL becoming more attuned to the subtle yet substantial effects that...

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The WikiLeak "Solution": 3 Improvements to the Brain Leak in the U.S. Response

0 Comments | Posted December 2, 2010 | 5:54 PM

When news hit recently about the unnerving release of nearly 250,000 sensitive and top secret cables via the whistle blower website, WikiLeaks, the White House acted fast to do damage control, and understandably so. Representatives from 186 countries were contacted by the administration in attempts to manage the unintended consequences...

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Twinkie Diet: Empty Calories, Full Wisdom

0 Comments | Posted November 10, 2010 | 10:32 AM

When news of nutrition professor Mark Haub's amazing junk food only 27 pound weight loss over two months hit the airwaves, I know I scratched my head. And making that spot a bit red, I scratched some more when I heard that not only he lost the weight but that...

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A Brain-Based Solution to the Obesity Epidemic?

0 Comments | Posted September 17, 2010 | 7:00 AM

Recently CNN reported some fascinating statistics on the problem of obesity in America. In essence, two-thirds of all Americans are either overweight or obese. This is staggering given that back in 1985 no state (as reported to the CDC) had an obesity rate greater than 1 in 10...

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When Outside the Box Isn't Outside Enough: Pseudo-Creativity and the Brain's Love of Washington DC Politics

0 Comments | Posted September 7, 2010 | 10:46 AM

Beware. What is about to follow has nothing to do with being a Republican or a Democrat and yet has everything to do with the reality of Washington D.C. and the world as we know it.

That is, the brain's reality of information processing, especially when we are hard pressed...

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A Washington D.C. Fairytale: A Psychological Profile of a Supreme Court Justice?

0 Comments | Posted June 22, 2010 | 12:35 PM

Once upon a time, in the wake of the impending nomination of Elana Kagan and the slew of email communications being released, townspeople began to wonder: What is the process or criteria of evaluation for assessing the email content? ....

But as with all fanciful ideas, we do wake...

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A Gore Brain in the Balance: Understanding the Tipper Point of Marriage

0 Comments | Posted June 8, 2010 | 5:37 PM

When I first heard of the 40 year marriage between Al and Tipper Gore coming to the end, a flash of memories came back to me from my psychotherapy days of listening to countless stories of marriages figuring out their emotions of mis-fit. And like a Hollywood script, there were...

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Hair, Oil Spills, and the Science of Irrational Compassion

0 Comments | Posted June 1, 2010 | 5:49 PM

Like most of America, my stomach has turned watching the ungodly effects of the massive oil spill in the Gulf. And just when you thought you couldn't take the political and corporate games anymore, the selfless American spirit surfaced and has taken the air of hopelessness that has choked us...

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