Learnability: Recent Episodes
Innocent Mugenga
A show about aspirations and learnability on pursuit of purpose and performance. Hosted by Innocent Mugenga: https://www.learnability.online/
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Maria Sundell is a clinical neurologist with experience in cognitive medicine. After realizing that healthcare is largely focused on the brain when something goes wrong, she wanted to learn more about what a truly healthy, happy brain looks like and has since pivoted into more research-based work and launched the podcast; Brain Observations. Similar to her work there, this episode explores what factors related to brain health, cultivating the mind, and psychological well-being that contributes to a truly healthy, happy life, and why.
When you understand yourself better it is easier to find what makes you as an individual thrive and feel joy. When you understand the mind better it is easier to find peace. When you understand the brain better you see the possibilities.
Resources:
- Find her podcast here: https://brainobservations.com/
- Book, Ultralearning by Scott H Young: https://www.scotthyoung.com/blog/ultralearning/
- Book, Atomic Habits by James Clear: https://jamesclear.com/atomic-habits
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A show about aspirations & learnability in pursuit of purpose & performance hosted by Innocent Mugenga.Produced byAline – Learn Better.
Shani Persson is the acting Head of Learning at Telia Company, a Swedish multinational telecommunications company and mobile network operator with 20.000+ employees in the Nordics and Baltics. Her journey through HR, Employee Branding, People Experience, and Learning & Development has provided her with a broad set of experiences and an interdisciplinary approach to human growth.
Our conversation covers the current state of learning & development as a profession, data as an enabler of human-centricity, the process of creativity, design-thinking, habit formation, and much more.
We believe you will enjoy and learn from this episode regardless of whether you work with people management or are just interested in developing in your professional or personal life!
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A show about aspirations & learnability by Innocent Mugenga.
Today's episode features a deep conversation with Tomas Björkman about emergence, navigating complexity, transformative learning, and more. Tomas is a social entrepreneur and author living in London. After selling his banking service to the fourth largest Swiss bank, he purchased an island in Stockholm, Sweden and founded Ekskäret Foundation to facilitate the co-creation of a more conscious and sustainable society.
Tomas taps into his academic past in theoretical physics, his entrepreneurial experience with leading organizational development, and his deep interest in the big philosophical questions of our time. You can find this exploration in the books he has written; The Market Myth, The Nordic Secret & The World We Create. It's also visible in the different initiatives he has started and supports (find a selection listed below). And now, you can take part of his mission through this episode of the Learnability Podcast.
- http://ekskaret.se/
- https://www.innerdevelopmentgoals.org/
- http://www.whatisemerging.com/
- https://29k.org/
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A show about aspirations & learnability by Innocent Mugenga.
From The Social Networks, an innovation that brought us together from all over the world, a catalyst for community. To The Social Dilemma, the wedge between us; exposing harmful habits that develop when we are too engrossed in the lives portrayed on social media, the political instability that arises, and concerns about data collection for commercial purposes.
We suggest it doesn't have to be all doom and gloom, and instead, we see how these tools could create The Social Advantage.
Join us on this examination of the fundamentals of learning and future of education!
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This episode is a rerun of a popular conversation we had last year and feels like a suitable listen as we're heading into a new year. 2021!
Originally from Sydney Australia, Malcolm Larri is a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), in-demand coach, and speaker focused on empowering companies and individuals to use their unique abilities to drive positive change. He shares with us, the concept of our "Powerful Four," reframing and getting rid of limiting beliefs, why organizations should view themselves as rivers of people, and coaching startups in defining their direction and value proposition.
No matter where you are in your career or life, there will be some great insights to gain from this conversation in regards to leadership, both of self and of organizations.
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Dr. Michael J. Breus, also known as The Sleep Doctor is a Clinical Psychologist and the author of "The Power of When", a book in which he makes the complex science of chronobiology accessible and engaging for all readers. In this conversation, we speak about getting back in sync with your natural rhythm by making minor changes to your daily routine.
Take the Chronoquiz here: http://chronoquiz.com/
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Nora Bavey is a General Partner of Unconventional Ventures. They're an early-stage Venture Capital firm challenging the system by unlocking underrepresented founders' potential and investing in purpose-driven scalable companies.
Created in collaboration with Dockers, providing smarter, more comfortable, and more versatile clothing for every occasion. They believe that progress is woven into everything we do, from how we make our clothing to how we care for people and the planet, and so do we.
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Jon Rose is an entrepreneur, leading humanitarian, and former pro surfer, who remains in a bold frequency in the face of challenges. On September 30, 2009, a 7.6 magnitude earthquake struck the city of Padang on the island of Sumatra. By a stroke of fate, Rose had ten water filters with him, and so his ambitious mission of ending the global water crisis through his non-profit organization Waves For Water begun.
Created in collaboration with Dockers, providing smarter, more comfortable, and more versatile clothing for every occasion. They believe that progress is woven into everything we do, from how we make our clothing to how we care for people and the planet, and so do we.
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In this series, we speak to individuals who aim to challenge systems and structures. Roger Dupé shares the motivation behind his ambitious missions and offers insights from the grueling processes of challenging the beauty industry with his brand Melyon.
Created in collaboration with Dockers, providing smarter, more comfortable, and more versatile clothing for every occasion. They believe that progress is woven into everything we do, from how we make our clothing to how we care for people and the planet, and so do we.
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The last episode of this series features two experts in Artificial Intelligence, Innovation & Cultural Evolution. Dr. Nicole Turner Lee is a senior fellow in Governance Studies and director of the Center for Technology Innovation at The Brookings Institute. Pontus Strimling is deputy director at the Centre for Cultural Evolution at Stockholm University and a research director at the Institute For Futures studies. They share insights on the current state of AI development and implications for the future.
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This second episode of the Connectivity: Implicit series features Nurit Nobel. A behavioral scientist and the CEO of Impactually, where she designs evidence-based solutions to critical challenges. In this conversation, we get an in-depth explanation of encouraging desirable behaviors through an effective nudge, both for organizations and societies.
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In the first episode of this three-part series called, Connectivity: Implicit, we speak to Dr. Eugenia Cheng. A mathematician, pianist, educator & author. With a point of departure from abstract mathematics and category theory, we begin to understand the root of feelings, productive communication, and the different levels of privilege — Ultimately helping us be more logical in an illogical world.
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Claudia Adler is similar to us on a journey of learning about learning and finding out how we can create a better tomorrow. After studying Law at university, she embarked on an MSc in International Humanitarian Issues. And she is currently doing a Ph.D. student at York University, performing extensive research to examine education critically in her paper titled; Beyond Schools and Jobs: How education can empower women and girls to "become."
Claudia is also the founder of Raices, a social enterprise that strives to create its footprint on the issues that it brings to the table. Her mission began when she visited Uganda for the first time in 2015. It was this experience that made her understand the value of education and its potential to affect generations.
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Johanna Ljunggren is a creative entrepreneur running the platform DetoxLife. Her experiences as a stylist, culinary artist and yoga teachers have made her a thinkfluencer communicating around the subjects of fashion, beauty, art, yoga, food, and sustainability.
In this episode, Johanna shares her journey filled with complexities, setbacks, successes, learning, and unlearning which has given her the ability to inspire individuals across the globe. Hope you enjoy this conversation!
Find her @detoxlife on Instagram or at https://detoxlife.elle.se/.
Music: Luciia – Bleed For It
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This is a conversation based on the current situation we find ourselves in, about the experience, emotions, and the long-term effects of injustice.
Kerone Campbell is a remarkable spoken word artist who hails from New York City. Though he grew up in the big apple, living and spending most of his time in Brooklyn; he was born and has strong roots in Jamaica W.I, but now call Sweden home.
Please feel encouraged to get in touch with your thoughts on the topics discussed in this episode!
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This is a rerun of one of our listener's favorites, recorded back in 2018 after having spent a full week at Färjås Yoga Retreat and meeting the founder, Konrad Swenninger. We sat down to record this episode immediately after 48 hours of total silence, and today it might give us some insights as to how to handle lockdown and quarantine.
Besides founding the retreat, he runs a humanitarian organization called Soteria International, working with the European Parliament and the United Nations. This proved to be a perfect opportunity to learn more about yoga and the spiritual path.
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On this World Meditation Day, we have chosen to share a rerun of the episode we created as a tool to be used as a continuous reminder of practicing plasticity and having a growth mindset. Making a fixed mindset impossible by basing your confidence in your ability to learn, rather than previous knowledge gained.
"People with a growth mindset believe that they can improve with effort. They outperform those with a fixed mindset, because they embrace challenges, treating them as opportunities to learn something new". - Dr. Travis Bradberry for the World Economic Forum.
We wish you progress and great learnings from whatever challenge you may tackle within the nearest future!
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Ronald Onyang is a climate activist from Uganda. He founded Green Investment Movement to raise awareness of the climate devastating investments while promoting opportunities to get involved in positive initiatives and businesses.
He shares a captivating story of how he came to understand climate impact when his family lost their income due to inadequate conditions for their agricultural business, which subsequently lead to him having to give up his opportunity to complete university. Inspired by Greta Thunberg, Vanessa Nakate, Licypriya Kangujam, and other young activists, he then decided to pursue his calling.
Please share this episode and help spread the amazing work that Ronald is doing!
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #12: A remote conversation with Calvin Wanguku, Radio Personality, and Podcaster from Nairobi, Kenya. We speak about the current situation with Covid19 in Kenya, the future of podcasting in Africa, and Calvin's journey so far.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #11: A remote conversation with returning guest Katrina Bimell about experiencing ancient rituals in South America, our cyclic nature and how she aims to create a digital campfire to combat isolation.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #10: A riff on entrepreneurship. Covering concepts such as Ford Motors vs Tesla, ideation, starting with why, Ikigai, markets, customer insight, iteration, strategic bets, the infinite game, abundance mindset & more.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #9: A remote conversation with Julia Delin, CEO of Stockholm School of Economics Business Lab, about supportive ecosystems and initiating great ideas.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #8: A remote conversation with Mala Chakraborti, Head of Ericsson ONE, about connectivity, innovation & inclusion.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #7: A remote conversation with our dear friend Pontus Karlsson. He is a returning guest on the Learnability Podcast, and a lot has changed since the last time we spoke. Both on the macro-scale with the current COVID19 situation, but also on a micro level as Pontus has since joined Antler's Startup Program and is a new CEO of Courate, attacking a $25b influencer market.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #6: Innocent Mugenga answers community questions about education, entrepreneurship, community, leadership and how to stay positive in these times.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #5: A remote conversation with Tua Asplund about co-working, community and going digital.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #4: A conversation with Jimmie Temesgen about pan-continentalism, the fashion industry, and solutions around social and environmental sustainability.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #3: A remote conversation with David Finnegan about business model innovation frameworks, leadership, and how businesses can survive through a crisis.
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LIVE FROM THE QUARANTINE – A Pod A Day #2: A remote conversation with Robin Andersson about marketing, learning and habits.
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Live from the quarantine – A Pod A Day #1: Thoughts on Remoteness
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Charlotte Manning is the Community Manager of HON, a professional networking app that aims to expand knowledge, engage a female-powered community, and create personalized networks that empower the members to grow professionally and personally.
How has her journey from Stockholm, Sweden to Minneapolis, Minnesota, and then back to Stockholm, and everything that happened in between, lead her to become the ideal person to run a value-based digital community?
We are excited to learn more about creating and scaling such communities and hope you as well get some inspiration from this episode!
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A considerable part of our interpersonal interactions, or at least the initial determining portion, is about ascertaining the intentions of your counter-part. In a global economy where the number of transactions increases, as well as the need to share our resources, we must find ways to rely increasingly on cutting-edge engineering to design for trust.
An increased need and opportunity arise for the problem-solvers. Are you one of them?
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In this Ideacast, we are exploring the four subsequent stages of creativity, with a focus on the second stage – Incubation, also known as the zone where the creative magic happens.
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How does one kickstart an ecosystem? What makes you an investable person? And what made the founder of Twitter, Jack Dorsey, decide to move to Africa?
These are some of the questions we aim to answer in this episode with Noel Daniel. He is a co-founder of Kudu Ventures, a VC fund focusing on impact-driven startups, aiming to catalyze innovations and to bring reformative ideas and policies to fruition that could change the trajectory of Ethiopia's current socio-economic climate.
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Betelhem Dessie is the youngest tech pioneer in Ethiopia, starting her IT career by the age of 9. She is today 20 years old and a co-founder/CEO of iCog ACC (Anyone Can Code). Amongst many of her brilliant accomplishments, she has educated thousands of students in Artificial Intelligence, developed and copyrighted four software programs.
We are also joined by Binette Seck, who is a partner to Betelhem and the reason she traveled to Stockholm, Sweden, to educate 70 students in coding.
This episode has indeed left us with an overwhelmingly positive outlook on the future, hope it does the same for you!
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Before recently becoming a political party leader with the mission of creating an inclusive society driven by autonomy and transparency, Katarina Stensson's experiences from studying engineering physics led her on a path of problem-solving.
We sat down with her right after she returned from Kampala Innovation Week in Uganda, where her company was invited to represent Swedish educational technology startups working towards the African continent.
"Learning from skilled people with diverse experiences is what takes us through the challenges of an ever-changing world."
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Numerous methodologies and terminologies stem from the emerged collection of studies on the effects of psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural, and social factors on the economic decisions of individuals and institutions.
We tend to emphasize efficiency. Understandable given our modern times and that the increased access to data allows us to track our production capacity in novel ways. But, forecasts are becoming obsolete in times of rapid change, and perfect flexibility and agility are costly to achieve. If not impossible. Our best hedge against uncertainty and change might require us to extend our attention to effectiveness rather than efficiency.
In other words, you are doing the right thing before doing that thing right.
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Suzan Lindberg is the CEO of Scandinavia’s only insight-driven diversity management agency The Social Few. They utilize data-driven insights, digital marketing, and business development to create inclusive infrastructures in organizations and society.
How can we utilize data in our pursuit of inclusion, and how can our economic growth accommodate our social emergencies?
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Continuing on the topic of audio, but this time in conversation with Diana Mosa, the co-founder of Talking To Me, a Stockholm-based Voice Design agency that strives to create business and user value in a voice-first world.
How smart can our connected lives become? Will our connections change if voice technology becomes our preferred interface, and how can technology affect inclusion?
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We had the opportunity to sit down with Victor Ganguly right before his big move to Mumbai, India where he is starting a company that aims to launch a podcasting revolution.
He shares his journey from dropping out of school and being disowned by his parents, to finding his voice and achieving his goal of working within media with profiles such as Filip & Fredrik, and Peg & Penny Parnevik.
This is one of our favorite conversations so far, and hopefully, you'll enjoy it as much!
Read this article by Innocent Mugenga if you're interested in learning more about the mission of amplifying Africa: https://bit.ly/357Q9hJ
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Amo Cartwright is well known as the joyful LinkedIn-profile spreading his inspiration around what he calls the Golden Mindset. We sat down with him to learn more about how he arrived at his philosophies, and how he managed to turn a childhood filled with abuse and hardship into a life filled with joy and inspiration.
We are eager to announce a line-up of insightful episodes in the upcoming days, so don't forget to subscribe and follow Learnability in our social channels!
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The first black male model from Sweden, Roger Dupé is today internationally renowned and has worked for brands like Kenzo, Vogue, Jean-Paul Gaultier, GQ, Acne Studios, and Björn Borg.
In 2016, Dupé became historic as the first black model to front the exclusive Rolls-Royce brand. Now he has released his book, Den Motvilliga Modellen (The Swedish Model), in which he describes his journey into modeling and fight for equality.
This episode covers some of this, as well as his hopes for the future!
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Elin Sundin is the founder of Maktbyrån (The Agency of Power). They work for a conscious, inclusive and brave societal leadership, much needed in a complex and ever-changing world.
Our conversation explores the experienced differences and commonalities between the island where she grew up in Sweden and Brazil, which later became her adopted home. From politics in the City Hall to now venturing into entrepreneurship. Elin believes she is well-positioned to affect change.
We hope you enjoy this episode, and maybe you're inspired to believe in yourself and pursue your passion!
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Was Flat Earth 2.0 enabled by the internet?
Having to utilize our daily information consumption to better navigate in this digital age, meanwhile, deep fakes, fake news, and conspiracy theories blur reality and what is not.
Learnability decided to have the following conversation with Mark K Sargent. A Flat Earth spokesperson, who followed up his 2015 release, Flat Earth Clues, with a featuring in the Netflix documentary, Behind the Curve.
If transparency only is preferable until it isn't, can we rely on our instincts?
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New social behaviors have emerged, such as the subtle art (and the draining headache) of flirting through emojis and even sending nudes. Are relationships the social ritual that has been the most affected by technology? Are dating apps the reason why love has become both more social and anti-social, all at the same time? Join us in investigating the state of love in the age of dating apps, the developing immersive virtual realities, and human-robotics interactions.
Lina Maria Mannheimer is a Swedish filmmaker that set out to investigate young love. She decided to follow two Millennials over the internet, to track each of their dating habits, and see how they create their digital personas over a year. Having found her two subjects, the film takes an unforeseen twist when they start dating one another.
Dr. Josue Ortega is a researcher at the Center for European Economic Research in Mannheim, Germany. He holds a Ph.D. from the University of Glasgow and has studied how online dating and other technologies facilitate social integration.
Ylva Hansdotter helped create the world’s first Virtual Reality app store while working with HTC Vive in Silicon Valley (US), where she also initiated and directed a program to support VR-experiences with positive effect towards the UN Sustainable Development Goals. In 2018, she was invited to become a fellow of the prestigious World Economic Forum ’Global Future Council’ of Virtual Reality and Augmented Reality.
Elizabeth Jochum is an Associate Professor in the Research Laboratory for Art and Technology at Aalborg University (Denmark). Her current book project, Deus Ex Machina: Robots on Stage in the Second Machine Age, surveys the field of robot performance across theatre, dance, opera, and visual art.
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What does the term Cities As A Service entail? Using data to bring better and more flexible services that can be employed by the citizens? What are the moral and legal aspects to consider regarding the expansion of human life across space, for example by creating a commercial space market, mining asteroids or building bases on different planets? Let's explore the groundbreaking ways in which innovation can revolutionize how we view space, cities, and citizens.
Namo Marouf is a civil engineer within the field of sustainable urban planning and design where she has specialized in social sustainability. She raises questions regarding representation and how to involve people when building a city.
Mala Chakraborti is the Head of Ericsson ONE Sweden, scouting and scaling new growth bets for the company from Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. She is passionate about finding a meaningful intersection between sustainability, entrepreneurship, and technology.
Anushka 'Nush' Sharma has been active in the tech ecosystem across the UK, Europe, and the USA. Her space startup Naaut is focusing on innovation as well as on AI research and its applications for space exploration and humankind.
These great conversations amounted to a truly exciting episode. Hope you enjoy it!
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Technology moves faster than regulations. Automation, AI and new digital services will forever change the world of work, leaving us with the question: what measures should be taken, and by whom, to build a brighter future for workers?
Linus Grandborg is a co-founder of Levels, and one of the initiators behind STACC. A learning community created to tackle the growing need for tech and digital talent. They do this by combining training, mentoring, and social events to speed up the development of skills.
Alok Ahlström previously led Uber's strong expansion in Sweden. He is now CEO and co-founder of AppJobs, which is the world's largest community of gig-workers with members in over 100 cities across the globe. Users find new app-based work opportunities, get essentials like insurance and tax support, and improve career advancement in the gig-economy.
Binette Seck's superpower lies in building global bridges between people and business. She believes in the power of uniting talented people with companies to better deal with ever-increasing global competition and the rapid development of technology. Binette is a prominent Business Advisor contributing to Africa's tech start-up scene and was voted top 33 Female Tech Leader in Sweden.
Your mother doesn't work here, so who does?
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By your regular use of websites, apps, and social media, you create data related to your daily routines, what you buy, whom you talk to and whom you date. As we have come to spend increased amounts of time online, there is an increased effort in assuring our digital lives are allowed democracy.
So, how can we adapt our economic growth to our social emergencies? How can we utilize data to achieve diversity and inclusion? How can we keep our integrity online, without having to give up our digital lives altogether? In this episode, we are joined by four experts in different fields of our digital being, to explore these questions further.
During the Swedish elections 2018, Maria Fabricius co-founded Open Act, a Human Rights organization monitoring and analyzing politician's rhetorical framing of immigrants and the effect on public discourse, policy, and segregation. Open Act is currently collaborating with experts within tech, politics, and rhetorics in Sweden and in Europe to create a digital platform that will be able to monitor media’s and politician's use of framing.
Suzan Lindberg is the CEO of Scandinavia’s only insight-driven diversity management agency The Social Few. Together with David Khabazzi, who is the head of insights, they utilize their background from data-driven insights, digital marketing, and business development to create inclusive infrastructures in organizations and society.
Abel Buko is a romantic academic who fell backwards into and was momentarily lost in the advertising world. He’s recently found himself fighting for the future of the Internet from the inside. He is presently the Insights Director at Bannerboy, a digital advertising agency headquartered in Stockholm. His main areas of research include the history of digital advertising, the role an advertising-funded Internet plays in a democratic Internet, and how Internet activity affects climate change.
Hope you enjoy, and stay tuned for more topics and episodes in this series!
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Jakob Grandin describes himself as a Cultural Entrepreneur. He is the founder of Stockholm's nightlife council, the 4000sqm flagship nightclub called Trädgården (The Garden), as well as the innovation conference Gather.
As we will be collaborating with Gather in creating the upcoming six-part Gather Series. We thought it would be fitting to start it off with its founder to hear how he came to pursue these ambitious initiatives and what he aims to achieve with these movements.
During the conversation, Jakob reveals how he has come to handle failure & critique, seizing opportunities to building liberating dimensions, his take on collaborations, and freedom of expression combined with intellectual pursuit.
You can find the filmed interview with Jakob at www.learnability.online. Enjoy!
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Originally from Sydney Australia, Malcolm Larri is a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP), in-demand coach, and speaker focused on empowering companies and individuals to use their unique abilities to drive positive change.
Malcolm shares with us, the concept of our "Powerful Four," reframing and getting rid of limiting beliefs, why organizations should view themselves as rivers of people, and coaching startups in defining their direction and value proposition.
No matter where you are in your career or life, there will be some great insights to gain from this conversation in regards to leadership, both of self and of organizations!
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In July 1969, the Stonewall Inn was raided by the police's so-called, Public Morals Squad. This was normal at the time, but what's significant about this occurrence is the fact that this time the people stood up and fought back. This moment is marked as the start of the LGBTQ movement as we know it today. One year later Pride was born.
Mark Segal was present at the riots of Stonewall Inn and became an activist and a well-known figure in the fight for human rights by highjacking Walter Cronkite's live CBS broadcast to as many as 66 million Americans. He then founded the Philadephia Gay News in 1976 and is still running the paper. He has also, amongst many things, authored the book "And Then I Danced: Traveling the Road to LGBT Equality", as well as collaborated with Barack Obama in a $19 million housing project for the communities senior citizens.
We are also joined by Juliet Atto, who is a journalist and the co-founder of the community Black Queers Sweden. Together they teach us about the once suppressed history, the modern fight for human rights, and the future of community forming and belonging.
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In this episode of Learnability Podcast, we are visited by Jon Lööf. He is the CEO of the Swedish premium sportswear company, Casall. Founded in the 80s', the brand today reaches revenues of over 200 MSEK and is putting emphasis on continuously growing their physical and digital business.
Jon has been on an inspiring self-imposed learning journey since his first job as a store clerk and has also worked for brands such as Nike, Activision, and Apple. In this truly educational and informative episode, we cover topics of leadership, corporate culture, branding, fostering a growth mindset, goal-setting, the future of work, and a lot more. Our joint mission with this episode is to encourage everybody to play The Infinite Game.
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Normally we would have spoken to Azaa Ali about her work as a freelance communicator and more, but due to the circumstances currently playing out in her country of origin, we used this time to learn more about the history, the people and the future of Sudan.
We learnt a lot from this conversation and hope you feel more informed after this episode. Utilize your learnability in order to help other, and get in touch with us through www.learnability.online, if you have a cause you would like to teach us about.
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We're back to business! In this episode with Jean Rose, the founder of the entrepreneurship network Shesupp, which is devoted to supporting female entrepreneurs. An example of how they do that is the newly launched entrepreneurship accelerator called, Female Founder Program.
Besides getting to know more about this work, we get to know more about Jean, the lessons she learnt along the way, principles, tricks and tactics, as well as a break down of three out of the twelve female led tech companies currently in her program.
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Our guest for this episode is none other than the recording artist Joe Lefty. We had the chance to speak to him before the release of his coming single "Decisions", which we also took the chance to dive deeper into and deconstruct the creative and business process that goes behind creating a hit.
Joe grew up in Australia and then moved to Sweden when he was 14 years old. That's also about the time he started doing music, which was first inspired by improvisational sessions with his Samoan school mates. His general curiosity and strive for growth spills into his music and he wishes to inspire people in life, in similar ways that the late Nipsey Hustle inspired him at the beginning of his career. Even if you're not a music head, there is a lot to learn from this hard-working and humble guy.
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We are approaching the twenty episode mark, and with this bank of interviews with highly effective people, we can find and connect specific themes and recurring ideas.
Hear from Patrick Hamilton Walsh, Heaven Bereket, Juliet Murekatete, our coming guest Joe Lefty, Anton Granlund, Binto Bali and Konrad Swenninger on proactive habits, goal setting & tracking, finding the balance between striving and gratitude, learning discipline through physical exercise, as well as an introduction to the coming Ability Camp that we will be starting in May, together with David Esam from Goalbreakers.
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If you're an avid podcast listener, you might have heard our next guest on his podcast, Influencerpodden. Anton Granlund is most likely best known as the entrepreneur behind the award-winning staffing company Slash.Ten, which started over a decade ago with a G-star store in central Stockholm and a dream of creating the best company culture and service. This later expanded to 21 stores spread across the Nordics and a team of close to hundreds of stars.
We get in the mind of the then 23-year-old Anton, who was studying at Stockholm School of Economics while running back and forth to the first store. We also speak about his learnability over the years, goal setting, failure, mentorship, management of talent, the future of retail, the influence of social media and so much more.
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Having beaten leukemia after 2,5 years of intense medication and always sharing a message of positivity, Natali Fikas has become a real source of energy and inspiration for many.
What were the tools and strategies she learned as a teenage girl? Is boredom the source of creativity, and what does she mean when she says her superpower is taking responsibility for everything?
These are some of the questions we were privileged enough to get inspiring answers to. Enjoy the episode, and don't forget to subscribe.
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We created this metacognitive guided meditation as a tool to be used as a continuous reminder of practicing plasticity and having a growth mindset. Making a fixed mindset impossible by basing your confidence in your ability to learn, rather than previous knowledge gained.
"People with a growth mindset believe that they can improve with effort. They outperform those with a fixed mindset, because they embrace challenges, treating them as opportunities to learn something new". - Dr. Travis Bradberry for the World Economic Forum.
We wish you progress and great learnings from whatever challenge you may tackle within the nearest future!
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This is the most extended episode to date as we were lucky enough to sit down with Binto Bali, just a week before he traveled to northeastern Nigeria, where he will be working for the United Nations as a Protection Officer.
Amongst many enriching insights, this conversation takes us around the world as we track Binto's journey from growing up in the suburbs of Stockholm to going "back home" and connecting with his roots. He studied peace and conflict in London, CouchSurfed in Iran while writing his master's thesis, and then joined an international humanitarian organization called Nonviolent Peaceforce in South Sudan.
It was great catching up with an old friend and hopefully a future minister of some sort. Enjoy this conversation, and don't forget to subscribe for more!
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This is the second part of our talk with the life coach, Juliet Murekatete of Amani Coaching.
In this part of the conversation, we focus more on the individual journey in parallel to having a career and other obligations. A motivational episode inspiring us to define success, our purpose, and the balance.
It has been a treat having Juliet on for two episodes this far, and we hope you enjoy this one as well!
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This is actually the first podcast episode we ever recorded. Since we have these types of wide-ranging and future-oriented conversations regularly, Pontus Karlsson was the perfect person to try this out with. He's a Business Management Consultant at Centigo, with an expansive innate curiosity.
In this conversation, we break down an idea of promoting positive information consumption, saving us from ignorance, how to change your life by helping others, transparency, dedication, and the prospects for a universal basic income.
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When it comes to learning, how can one think more like an investor than a consumer?
Obesity is a medical condition in which excess body fat has accumulated to an extent that it may have a negative effect on health. Infobesity on the other hand, is an accumulation of negative information consumption or "junk learning", where it may have a negative effect on health in the form of cognitive disfunction and in worst case mental illness.
In this episode, we cover topics such as some of the fundementals of learning, neuroplasticity, learning through emulation, the half life of facts, the feedback ladder, learning transfer and memorization. We also break down ways to fight Infobesity, confirmation bias, social media bubbles, false confidence, the halo effect and more.
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Heaven Bereket is Sweden's first female crypto specialist, the business development officer at Gebeya Talent, and founder of The Bambino Foundation. You might find her sharing knowledge about investing in Africa, blockchain, healthcare, and trading through her platform.
Join us as we observe how she has utilized tech to scale her Teachability, as they have serviced tens of thousands of students altogether. And find out what she would share with an individual aspiring to create an impact.
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It's my pleasure to introduce the tech entrepreneur and yoga teacher, Katrina Bimell. Besides working with communication at Google during the daytime and as a Yoga teacher after hours, she runs a company that creates products and content within the Virtual Reality and EdTech space.
This conversation covers topics such as the future of Virtual Reality, building tools to personalize education, breaking patterns, and the importance of keeping up with yourself before technological development.
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Juliet Murekatete is the founder of Amani Coaching. A result driven personal coaching organisation, focused especially on work-life. Amani means strength in Juliet's native language, and it's with this key word she helps individuals through their challenges and in achieving their goals.
This is the first part of our conversation focusing on personal development, paradigm shifts, finding clarity, micro mentorship and of course coaching. As I mention in the episode I believe Juliet is the right person in the right place and I hope this episode gives you some motivation in what ever you're currently aspiring to achieve.
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Patrick Hamilton Walsh is currently the Head of Nordics at the NASDAQ listed PropTech company Zutec. He grew up during the 1980s in a small town of northern Ireland called Strabane, which during this period can be described as a war zone. These conditions lead him to as a young boy set what seemed to many as unobtainable goals of getting out.
30 years later, he has now traveled the world (130+ countries) and written a book about it. Here is a podcast version of that book, touching on the topics of taking responsibility, goal setting, perspective gained from around the globe, the importance of communication, future skills, and more.
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In today's episode, we are talking to Paulina Modlitba, who woman of many traits. She's an engineer, tech geek, MIT Media Lab graduate, entrepreneur, diversity driver, networking genius, and the program editor for Gather Festival.
We spoke about creating Sweden's maybe most relevant innovation conference, being a champion of networking, effective politics, what she calls Spider Web Learning, and the death of Nokia.
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Having spent a full week at Färjås Yoga Retreat and meeting the founder, Konrad Swenninger, we sat down to record this episode immediately after 48 hours of total silence.
Besides founding the retreat, he runs a humanitarian organization called Soteria International, working with the European Parliament and the United Nations. This proved to be a perfect opportunity to learn more about the spiritual path. Join us, and don't forget to subscribe!
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It's probably curiosity that leads you to listen to this podcast. I know it is curiosity that drives me to create it. So, our goal is to explore ways we can monetize on this superpower labeled curiosity and dive deeper into "how to navigate and win in this information age.
We've learned more about the human brain the past ten years than we've ever known, but we are still in the process of converting this science into applicable knowledge.
IQ - Intelligence Quotient tests are indicators of something, but we still haven't defined intelligence, so how much should we lean on these indicators and what do they really tell us about potential? While the popularisation of Emotional Intelligence Quotient (EQ or EI) by Daniel Goleman through his book "Emotional Intelligence: Why It Can Matter More Than IQ.", gave us a more diverse representation of general intelligence by taking to account our social, emotional and moral abilities. A great indicator of potential interpersonal skills and self-awareness. Useful, yes, but far from the full picture.
What are forward-thinking companies of this modern era looking for? What are the most successful entrepreneurs repeatedly accrediting their success to? LQ - Learnability Quotient, is the measurement of one's desire and ability to learn. Although a relatively novel theory of intelligence, today, these dispositions are traits that organisations are actively looking to develop in individuals.
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