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Ep 65 Navigating Tomorrow: Adapting to an Unpredictable World with George J. Chanos
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One World in a New World with George J. Chanos - Author, Speaker, Futurist
In this profound episode of "One World in a New World," former Nevada Attorney General and futurist, George J. Chanos, engages in a far-reaching conversation about life's pivotal moments and the essence of adaptability in the face of change.
From personal ambitions sparked by historical events to the unexpected redirections life throws at us, Chanos delves into the concept of a 'bulletproof' moral compass and the necessity of forward-thinking in preparing for an uncertain future.
Reflecting on experiences from heart-attacks to historical scandals, and invoking insights from Sheryl Sandberg to 'Ogilvy on Advertising,' Chanos challenges listeners to contemplate their resilience, adaptability, and the depth of their foresight. As we edge closer to a technological singularity, the dialogue beckons: How are you preparing for the horizons of your life and the collective future? A must-watch for anyone contemplating the decisions shaping their tomorrow.
As a former Attorney General for Nevada, George's introduction and highlights seem cursory for the depth of discussion that ensues. You'll have a grand journey with this conversation. As a futurist, his insights are very real and cognizant of current conditions.
George relates his first event that spoke to him deeply was President Kennedy's assassination. It was a crucial moment for many. He admits that perhaps he isn't as introspective as the host, yet because of the experience he came to want to be president someday. George presents that deep down we all want to have a meaningful life. Would you agree?
Would you be corruptible for enough money? George relates that after another event at 20 years of age that sent him another direction; being on the elevator with the ABSCAM co-conspirators as they were on their way to resign in disgrace. He knew he had to be bulletproof, metaphorically. What would you do or have you done to be bulletproof?
How do you prepare for the future? How do you prepare your children for the future? George has some pertinent insights as to how he found direction in doing so after his heart attack and writing a book that essentially 'downloaded' his knowledge, as something for his daughter to have and know.
George mentions Sheryl Sandberg's quote, "We cannot change what we are not aware of, and once we are aware, we cannot help but change." He speaks to the coming changes as we move toward the technological singularity.
Georges goes on to mention 'Ogilvy on Advertising.' He specifically notes the 'helicopter perspective' as being essential in his problem-solving work, which was his special sauce for hire for many years.
What is on your horizon? What do you see in our collective future? How are you preparing for a future that you want to create or live? What kinds of decisions are you making? Are you looking beyond the horizon? How far inside are you looking? How far outside are you looking?
How are we addressing the challenges we face collectively? Change is coming and adaptability is key. There's more... tune in. Lots of details that promote deliberation inside.
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Zen's Story....
In this profound episode of "One World in a New World," former Nevada Attorney General and futurist, George J. Chanos, engages in a far-reaching conversation about life's pivotal moments and the essence of adaptability in the face of change.
From personal ambitions sparked by historical events to the unexpected redirections life throws at us, Chanos delves into the concept of a 'bulletproof' moral compass and the necessity of forward-thinking in preparing for an uncertain future.
Reflecting on experiences from heart-attacks to historical scandals, and invoking insights from Sheryl Sandberg to 'Ogilvy on Advertising,' Chanos challenges listeners to contemplate their resilience, adaptability, and the depth of their foresight. As we edge closer to a technological singularity, the dialogue beckons: How are you preparing for the horizons of your life and the collective future? A must-watch for anyone contemplating the decisions shaping their tomorrow.
As a former Attorney General for Nevada, George's introduction and highlights seem cursory for the depth of discussion that ensues. You'll have a grand journey with this conversation. As a futurist, his insights are very real and cognizant of current conditions.
George relates his first event that spoke to him deeply was President Kennedy's assassination. It was a crucial moment for many. He admits that perhaps he isn't as introspective as the host, yet because of the experience he came to want to be president someday. George presents that deep down we all want to have a meaningful life. Would you agree?
Would you be corruptible for enough money? George relates that after another event at 20 years of age that sent him another direction; being on the elevator with the ABSCAM co-conspirators as they were on their way to resign in disgrace. He knew he had to be bulletproof, metaphorically. What would you do or have you done to be bulletproof?
How do you prepare for the future? How do you prepare your children for the future? George has some pertinent insights as to how he found direction in doing so after his heart attack and writing a book that essentially 'downloaded' his knowledge, as something for his daughter to have and know.
George mentions Sheryl Sandberg's quote, "We cannot change what we are not aware of, and once we are aware, we cannot help but change." He speaks to the coming changes as we move toward the technological singularity.
Georges goes on to mention 'Ogilvy on Advertising.' He specifically notes the 'helicopter perspective' as being essential in his problem-solving work, which was his special sauce for hire for many years.
What is on your horizon? What do you see in our collective future? How are you preparing for a future that you want to create or live? What kinds of decisions are you making? Are you looking beyond the horizon? How far inside are you looking? How far outside are you looking?
How are we addressing the challenges we face collectively? Change is coming and adaptability is key. There's more... tune in. Lots of details that promote deliberation inside.
___________________
Zen's Story....