Jodie Jackson

At NeuroSuccess Studio, we don’t just teach mindset... we recode it. Because the top 1% don’t just think differently... they’re wired differently. This is the home of mental conditioning for magnetic success. It is where neuroscience meets transformation to help you: Rewire your subconscious patterns so success becomes automatic Break through mental blocks that keep you stuck or playing small Build unstoppable confidence and clarity so you act in alignment with your highest potential Bend reality in your favour through evidence-based brain training Who I help? I help entrepreneurs, leaders, and creators rewire their brains for magnetic success... combining neuroscience, psychology, and performance conditioning to create lasting inner change that fuels external results. Because when you train your brain, you transform your reality.

The News Literacy Lab is on a mission to empower young people with vital skills to understand and navigate the news. Grounded in the science of positive psychology, we believe that news literacy is not just a skill but a catalyst for positive change. Focusing on solutions journalism and mental health, our goal is to use news literacy to improve both individual and collective wellbeing.

Author of "You Are What You Read: why changing your media diet can change the world". This is more than just a book; it's a movement - it will shine a much-needed light on the psychological impact of the news; how it affects us mentally and socially, how it shapes our opinion about the world and how it influences the way in which we see ourselves and see other people. Combining research from psychology, sociology, and journalism with real-life examples, this book makes a compelling case for the greater inclusion of solutions focused journalism into our media diet.

The Constructive Journalism Project aims to innovate and strengthen journalism by developing methods for journalists to bring more positive and solution-focused elements into conventional reporting. We equip present and future journalists with the knowledge and skills to practice constructive journalism and raise public awareness of the effects of both ‘positive’ and ‘negative’ news consumption. We have a team of media professionals who deliver our training programmes in universities, journalism schools and newsrooms in the UK and internationally. We run tailormade sessions for freelancers and independent media, looking at ways to make constructive journalism sustainable. We also work with partners in academia, the media and related fields to commission, support and disseminate research into the impact and development of journalism, building an empirical foundation for a more constructive approach. More info: www.constructivejournalism.org