Coming October 2025

The Neuroscience of Employee Engagement

The Science Behind the Clover Framework

By Clive Hays | Neil Hays | Chad Williams

Discover how understanding brain chemistry transforms workplace motivation, productivity, and retention. This groundbreaking book bridges cutting-edge neuroscience with practical engagement strategies that actually work.

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What You'll Discover in This Preview:

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The Trillion-Dollar Problem

Why 79% of employees are disengaged and what it's costing businesses globally

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Brain Chemistry at Work

How dopamine, oxytocin, and cortisol drive motivation and performance

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The CLOVER Framework

A neuroscience-based approach to sustainable engagement

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Practical Quick Wins

Immediate strategies you can implement to boost team engagement

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Introduction

Why Engagement Matters

The trillion-dollar opportunity in employee engagement
How neuroscience revolutionizes our understanding of motivation
The real cost of disengagement to your business
Why traditional approaches miss the mark

Chapter 1

Understanding Engagement Through Neuroscience

The brain's reward system and dopamine at work
Intrinsic vs. extrinsic motivation from a neural perspective
The role of autonomy, mastery, and purpose
Practical takeaways for immediate implementation

Early Praise for the Book

"Finally, a book that explains WHY engagement strategies work or fail. The neuroscience insights transformed how we approach team motivation."

— Beta Reader, IT Services CEO

"This isn't just theory—it's a practical guide backed by brain science. The CLOVER framework gave us a roadmap to reduce burnout by 23%."

— Beta Program Participant