Paul Smit is a philosopher, comedian and sought-after speaker who makes complex insights about the brain surprisingly accessible — and above all, highly entertaining. For more than twenty years, he has explored human behaviour, neuroscience and the question of why we do what we do. In his keynote, Paul takes you inside the fascinating workings of the brain. Why is change often so difficult? Where does resistance come from? And what actually helps people take action? Through relatable examples, interaction and plenty of humour, Paul offers a fresh perspective on behaviour, collaboration and change. Expect no traditional lecture, but an energetic keynote that will make you laugh, think and look at yourself and others in a new way.