Today’s technology has incredible implications for the way we live our lives. It’s tempting to feel pessimistic about the way technology has shaped our lives. We spend too much time doomscrolling or comparing ourselves to influencers, ...
In 1914, among high unemployment, Henry Ford decided to pay his factory workers a minimum of $5 a day. It was close to double what the average auto factory worker made and it shocked the industry. But it was a brilliant move. The ...
In 1930 John Maynard Keynes predicted that the economy would become so productive that people would spend barely any time at work. He imagined that machines would take on so much labour that we would have much more time for leisure. ...
I recently keynoted for our client Tetra Pak's client network of food producers across Latin America (courtesy of Nathan Thompson at Keppler Speakers) on Sustainable Innovation and wanted to share some of the highlights on Sustainable ...
Welcome to the Second Renaissance podcast, where we decode the rebirth of human creativity in a technology-driven world. I'm Anders Sörman-Nilsson, global futurist, author and the co-creator of the AdobeCQ, the IQ test for your ...
A few years ago, I ran the New York Marathon spontaneously - with 16 hours preparation. Don't try this at home, ladies and gentlemen. Now, I always knew that the last 24.5 miles were going to suck. But at least to my aid, I had a ...
In the 12th episode of the 2nd Renaissance, Frans Johansson, author of the Medici Effect shares his insights on how diversity drives innovation and creativity. He shares his lessons from his best-selling book on how the intersection ...
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