NAVIGATING THE NOW
Chris dares to ask the big, essential questions that help us create new maps for a better future, together.
Map #45: Are We Stuck or Liberated?
I received an unexpected gift this week: a meteorite. It’s a rare and
Map #44: How can A.I. best serve humanity?
I want to swing your attention back to AI for a moment. I’ve
Map #43: Whose Ideas Will Govern The Future?
This wasn’t the essay I intended to write this week, but I read
It’s a new world. Making a map?
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How We Got To Now, and Where We Go From Here
Ellen McArthur Foundation Circular Economy Pacific Summit
ILLUMINATING BLIND SPOTS THROUGH POWERFUL QUESTIONS
Chris rips up the outdated mental maps that have served us so poorly in recent years, and draws a fresh map — one that describes the new world we’re in now — so that you, your organization, your profession, industry or country, can captain humanity’s voyage to a second Renaissance. Chris:
- Empowers with questions, not information
- Invites learning, not gives knowledge
- Offers adaptable frameworks to work within
"Supercalifragilisticexpidélicieux! Everyone was really energized and wanted to get to work immediately to create a tremendous movement inside IKEA.”
Jonas Eklöf
Leadership Development, IKEA
AGE OF DISCOVERY
An internationally acclaimed, best-selling guide to the 21st Century by Chris Kutarna and Ian Goldin.
The Age of Discovery draws parallels between the first Renaissance, when Columbus, Copernicus, Gutenberg and others redrew all maps of the world, and today.
It offers new maps for how we can flourish—if we heed the urgent lessons of history.
“An essential guide—and a superb ride—through our current stormy moment.”
Arianna Huffington
Huffington Post
“This fascinating book…should interest all
who care about the future of humanity.”
Lord Martin Rees
Astronomer Royal
“Everyone should read it.”
Michael Spence
Nobel Laureate in Economics
“A remarkable feat of both
history and prophecy.”
Larry Brilliant
Past Executive Director, Google.org