In a world shaped by artificial intelligence, we celebrate speed, data, and efficiency but often forget what makes us human. This talk explores intuition as embodied intelligence: the quiet knowing that comes from lived experience, context, and the body. While AI can analyze information, it cannot feel or understand meaning. Intuition is not mystical; it is a practical human capacity that supports clearer decisions, prevents burnout, and keeps leadership grounded. The future will not be about choosing betwe ...

It's 5 a. m. still dark.Athens is asleep. And like every morning for the last three months, I prepared to go outside to meditate. But today feels different.I reach for my house keys. But this time I also grab my car keys. Not by choice, but something deep inside is guiding me.Drive. No plan, no logic, just a pull. My mind starts questioning, "What are you doing?" But something deep is guiding me.I drive through the empty streets of Athens. 15 minutes pass. I reach a dead end.My logical mind snaps back. Turn ...

I have inside information on Jeffrey Epstein and why the US government is reluctant to be more transparent. And I know this because when I was working in government meetings were not how shall we tell the public, but what shall we tell the public. So often the best we can get in our skepticism is to know that we are not being told the truth.>> I think people need to know the truth. >> So put on your seat belt. I'm going to tell you everything and all senior people in the US government know everything that y ...

I would like to start with a question. How do you feel when a new colleague joins your team. I've been working in academia for 25 years and have seen many colleagues come and go.Sometimes it's exciting. Sometimes it's, let's say, complicated. And sometimes you hardly notice at all.There are the quiet ones who watch and listen before they speak. And then there are the other ones who arrive on day one ready to change everything. Not long ago, a new colleague much like this suddenly appeared not only at my uni ...

What if I told you that the life you are living isn't truly yours. That something unseen is shaping your thoughts, draining your energy, clouding your intuition without you even realizing it. What if it's been keeping you from the life you were meant to live.And what if you could start breaking free today. Well, for me, life has always felt like an expedition, a journey to understand what holds us back because I've seen it in myself and in others. We have so much potential yet somehow we keep getting stuck. ...

I didn't expect one of the most profound lessons of my life to come from a bunch of sweaty teenagers in a basketball drill. But there I was. I was picking up my son from basketball practice and caught the last few minutes.His coach was running a drill where he set the boys up twoon two. Two boys on offense trying to score, two boys on defense trying to prevent them from scoring. The boys on offense were told that they were allowed six passes and one opportunity to shoot and score.I watched with casual inter ...

Today I'd like to talk about an issue which is very close to my heart and that's because it's related to the field that I have always loved. Mathematics. Mathematics was always for me more than just something I'm fond of.It was my main hobby, my lifelong passion. For me, mathematics is something beautiful, almost like a form of art. But in the case of most people that I've met, mathematics is something to be hated, something that to learn requires a lot of memorization and even more frustration. I have tuto ...

Please ignore your surroundings right now and become completely absorbed with what I'm saying. I want you to become aware of that moment from your past when you were in love with someone special, perhaps secretly in love. Who was this person. How did this person look like.Where did you meet. Now I want you to pretend something. I want you to pretend that you are 80 years old.And just for today, you wake up in your 20 or 30 year old body. You get to relieve this day for one last time. and you go back to that ...

Core Argument - The document advocates for integrating intuition into leadership, arguing that modern leadership overemphasizes data and analytics, neglecting the value of inner wisdom [16][17] - It posits that intuition, often dismissed as unreliable, is a crucial leadership superpower that enhances clarity, connection, and courage [26] Supporting Evidence - Examples of successful intuitive decisions are provided, including Paul McCartney's creation of "Yesterday" and Winston Churchill's early recognition of Hitler's danger [7][8][9][10] - Cognitive science supports the idea that intuition is a form of unconscious expertise, enabling rapid decision-making in high-stakes situations [13] - The US Navy's research indicates that intuitive decisions can be faster and more accurate than conscious reasoning in critical situations [14] The Vue Method - The document introduces the Vue Method, a four-step process designed to access intuition and make aligned decisions: Visualize, Investigate, Elevate, and Wisely Act [18] - The Vue Method is presented as a tool to expand leadership perspective by integrating logic, emotion, and intuition [24] - The method encourages leaders to consider past experiences, internal alignment, and broader perspectives to make informed decisions [18][19][20][21][22][23] Leadership Implications - The document suggests that leaders who combine analytical reasoning with intuitive awareness are better equipped to navigate crises [15] - It emphasizes the importance of self-awareness and addressing deeper disconnections to improve communication, change management, delegation, and feedback [16] - The document encourages leaders to trust their "inner data" and lead from the inside out, harnessing intuition as a valuable asset [24][26]

All of us have had a feeling to do something in our lives. A feeling deep within our hearts. A voice or whisper that says, "This is who you are. This is where you're meant to go." Some of us, we embrace that feeling.We accept that invitation. We take that risk. But many of us, what do we do.We bury it. We tell ourselves it's stupid. We tell ourselves it's irrational. We tell ourselves maybe you'll be judged if we try.And so what do we do. We push that feeling down deeper and deeper until one day we wake up ...