I’ve been poking around inside my own head for as long as I can remember, and at some point it turned into a job. I run Inner World Lab, where I help other people do the same thing, usually with less flailing than I did.
For the curious.
Most people treat the inner life as something to manage. I treat it as a place to explore. A talk about what changes when you stop trying to fix yourself and start trying to find out what’s actually there.
For the transitioning.
AI is about to remove a lot of professional identities, and most people have no idea how much of themselves is wrapped up in what they do. I’ve lost mine more than once. This talk is about building the kind of self-knowledge that holds when the scaffolding comes down.
For the founders.
The world has very loud opinions about how to do it right. Investors, advisors, the market, the algorithm. I’ve been building a different way, starting from the inside out, staying calibrated to what’s actually there, and treating alignment with yourself as a competitive advantage. This is a talk about what that costs, and what it protects you from.
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