A lot of people believe the problems we're facing on a global scale are related to tech, says Nichol Bradford, pioneer, innovator, investor and thought leader at the intersection of technology and human transformation. But the truth is, much of what we’re struggling with just boils down to a lack of belonging.
“We craft these visions of the future where people can't see themselves in it, they can't see that they belong to it.”
In this episode of Corporate Unplugged, Nichol discusses the future of human intelligence and why there can be no digital transformation without a human transformation, and explains why change needs to come from the top.
“Culture eats strategy for breakfast. Culture is a collection of people, and how they show up with each other every day, and how one shows up with other people has everything to do with how you show up with yourself. It starts with you. It always starts with you.”
To find out more, download and listen to this latest episode.
On today’s podcast:
- The future of human intelligence
- Taste and the future of work
- Redefining what it means to be human
- The web of life
- Why the world needs more belonging
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