What is the future of meaningful work?
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If you’ve been seeking a grounded, hopeful conversation about work, purpose, and the human skills that matter most, this one’s definitely for you.
Join us tomorrow March 25 4pm CETMake sure you RSVP to join us live with founder of Ness Labs Anne-Laure Le Cunff for (re)education on the neuroscience of play and creativity, and how it can enable us to live a more curious, experimental life, turning uncertainty into curiosity and greater self-discovery. It's a not-to-miss session, so come armed with your open minds, curious hearts and big questions. Anne-Laure is an ex-Google neuroscientist and entrepreneur-turned author (her new book Tiny Experiments is awesome - check out the sneak peak she generously made available for HMC members). As you can see we're delivering the goods when it comes to podcast guests and we're not slowing down any time soon. There's loads more great sessions coming up in the coming months, so check out the full calendar. From the communityEpisode 3 has dropped! Yes, it's Rebecca Wilson's insight-packed latest instalment from her 8-part series Everything you need to know about AI Automation. If you're considering using automation know this: not every business is ready for automation. There are 5 things to have in place before you begin:
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