Productive Flourishing
Steven Kotler is a New York Times bestselling author...
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Jun 23 2022 52m
Chapter 1 3 mins
Steven talks about starting his career in journalism and expanding his interest in disruptive technology and how people get and stay in their flowChapter 2 4 mins
Steven talks about his thoughts on being a rational optimist, and what we mean when we say radical humanismChapter 3 15 mins
How did COVID-19 disrupt the way we work and live when it comes to both AI and material revolution and how can we embrace these changes moving forward?Chapter 4 2 mins
The four best tools to manicure our nervous systems are gratitude, mindfulness, exercise, and regular access to flow. It is imperative that we take advantage of these during a crisisChapter 5 1 min
How do we cooperate at scale at speed without a war driving us forward?Chapter 6 13 mins
Steven talks about his book, The Devil’s DictionaryChapter 7 3 mins
Are we going to use these technologies to fix the globally broken supply chain? That’s an open questionChapter 8 4 mins
Steve explains how we need different models for sharing value at scale than what we currently haveChapter 9 57 sec
In order to solve world problems, we need empathy for all beings, plants, animals, and ecosystemsChapter 10 49 sec
If you’re interested in creativity and innovation, and entrepreneurship, you need to tamp down the brain’s negativity bias and make room for new information. The easiest way to do that is through empathy