Applied humanism for management, education and life.
Philosophy, history, art and myth give us transferable skills to think, decide and learn more effectively.
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Talks and keynotes that bring the Enlightenment into the room: decision-making, attention, critical thinking and leadership with meaning.
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Bespoke workshops and programmes for organisations that want to think better before deciding, not just faster.
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«A classic, an idea»: each week, a thinker or a work and one idea you can apply to work, learning and life.
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Teams that decide better by drawing on classical and humanistic knowledge.
Students who learn how to learn and how to think in the age of AI.
Reclaiming attention and the habits that make us think.
Rediscovering the pleasure of thinking calmly.
Open-format talks + LinkedIn + book
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About me
For more than thirty years I have worked on the border between management and culture: economist, consultant, managing director and professor, but also a philologist. Different perspectives that I have always tried to make work together.
The thesis running through everything I do is simple and uncomfortable: we will not make good use of artificial intelligence or new technologies unless we first reclaim the mental infrastructure — reason, attention, reading, writing — that lets us use them with judgement and humanity.
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My collection of articles on the intersection of intelligence, culture and the reality of our needs and desires.
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Actionable Humanism
«Actionable Humanism» is the book where I gather the ideas and experiences of a lifetime applying wisdom and culture to everyday life: thinking better, deciding with judgement and living with more meaning in an accelerated world. It explains how to turn the legacy of the classics into transferable skills to improve our work, our learning and, ultimately, our lives.
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