The Human Software with John Sanei - The Come Alive Podcast Ep 60

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A world-renowned keynote speaker, futures strategist, lecturer, best-selling author, and your guide to future trends and visionary leadership.
With a knack for sharing knowledge and creating connections, his path lies at the intersection of human science, neuroscience, quantum technology, futurism, and business strategy. He decodes future trends, ignites ideas, connects with crowds, and leaves an empowering perspective that lasts long after he’s left the stage.
His keynote talks and masterclasses have taken him around the world and earned global recognition. He is Africa’s first Singularity University Faculty Member, a lecturer at Duke Corporate Education, and an Associate Partner at the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies.
He stays on top of future trends by publishing a new book every year and his fifth book is and we are absolutely delighted to have him on our show!
In this episode, we discussed his Humantra philosophy, which stands for Upgrading Human Software for the Future.
He offers a distinct and comprehensive strategy for obtaining future readiness. combining dynamic elements from futurism, quantum physics, business management, and human psychology.
Our guest this week for the 60th Episode special is John Sanei
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