Neuro - Connect in Motivational Kinetics of Business Leadership

Abstract Purpose: Purpose of this paper is to explore correlation between neuro-transmitters and business decisions with focus on prefrontal cortex to arrive at decisions. Methodology: Methodology includes anxiety test, of Business Leaders (N = 03), to evaluate anxiety levels, neuro processing and decision making abilities in high-achieving leaders. Analysis: Over decades, management has experienced various leadership styles.Each shapes how business leaders make decisions, set goals in organizations. Response of Amygdala neurotransmitter is tested through electrical stimulation to detect anxiety, neuro processing, emotional regulation and decision making abilities. Paper examines cerebral processes which business leaders pursue for positive outcomes or avoid threats. Motivation underpins these strategies, rooted in neurological processes where neuro-transmitters regulate behavior in business context (natural sciences perspective). Results: This paper demonstrates that intrinsic or extrinsic factors play crucial role in shaping motivational kinetics of business leaders. Experiments suggest link between neural activity, anxiety, and outcomes in decision-making. In Conclusion, paper emphasizes inter-connectedness of neuro-transmitters in influencing motivation levels business leaders’. Originality/Value: The paper attempts to experimentally decipher the neuro - connect in motivational kinetics of business leadership. Type of Paper: Experimental based analytical paper. Key Words: Amygdala, Decision-Making, Motivation, Anxiety Test and EEG Tracking.