Kim Bevill is an outspoken educator who researches neuroscience and the implications for work and life. She is an adjunct instructor for continuing education in graduate and professional development. Kim has spent the past two decades studying the biological differences between the male and female brain, simple behaviors of mental health, surprising effects of stress on DNA and how to repair it. She is the author of 8 books and has 3 intriguing podcasts (one on gender differences, sleep, and 5 behaviors for mental health.)Kim’s books are packed full of studies that matter, relevant brain-based research and powerful strategies; her titles include Essentials for Your Brain, Men vs. Women: 7 Things You Should Know about Their Brain, In The Zone & Equity, Never Fail at Sports or Tests Again, Surprising Moves Change Your Life, Relationships Predict Success, Music and the Brain, Hollywood PlayStation and the Brain, You’ve Been Had: How Homework Has Destroyed an Entire Generation and the Anthology The Ten Things: A guide to your brain. If you email her, she has been known to send a free link to listen on Audible.Kim’s TED talk on Movement is Magic is a force for change to bring more movement into all classrooms, the workplace, and daily life. People constantly share their experience at her keynote addresses and as a speaker in conferences that they find her talk inspirational and life-changing. Her favorite is to read testimonials describing a transformation from listening as an audience member to feeling like their destiny has just opened up. The path is different for everyone and people regularly say they were blown away.She lives south of Denver, Colorado, with her dog Gus. She is crazy proud and connected to her daughter, who is quite independent, confident, and researches productivity and marketing, and has her own outrageously funny and friendly dog, Chewy.