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Entrepreneurial neuroanatomyScienceDaily
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University of Liège study looked at cognitive flexibility of habitual entrepreneurs compared to less experienced entrepreneurs and managers.
Habitual entrepreneurs show an increase in gray matter volume in the left insula compared to managers.
This brain region is associated with enhanced cognitive agility and divergent thinking, essential traits in entrepreneurship.
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