To the brink and back: How near-death experiences can change how people work

By Akierah Binns, PhD Management Candidate, University of Guelph
Jamie Gruman, Professor of Organizational Behaviour, University of Guelph

What happens when someone comes close to death and then returns to everyday life, including work? For some, the experience can be transformative.

Near-death experiences (NDEs) are deeply personal experiences that some people report after a close brush with death. These experiences can include sensations such as floating above one’s body, reviewing moments from one’s…

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