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The Human Operating System (H:OS) consists of:
The Head (the psychological).
The Heart (the electricity).
The Body (the hardware).
The Others (the network).
Programmed early in our development by powerful forces such as culture, religion & family, the H:OS requires a continuous upgrade to reflect who we are, what we want to become & where we're headed. This is especially important for entrepreneurs & startups who are at the forefront of change & disruption. Those who achieve the most success are able to turn fear into fuel & uncertainty into business opportunities.
In this powerful, immersive interactive session with SelfHackathon- a boutique behavioral consultancy group, we will learn how to hack, rewire & upgrade the ultimate supercomputer in the world - our mind. Hosted byPatrycja Slawuta, MA, PhD(c) andJeff Wilson, PHD.
Together we will tackle these topics:
What mindhacking is & some basic tools to hack, rewire & upgrade your brain.
Why hacking humans did not start with Cambridge Analytica.
Why ethical AI can never replace ethical people.
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Patrycja Slawuta, MA, PhD(c) Psych, is a New York City based behavioral scientist.
After a successful academic career, Patrycja founded SelfHackathon, a boutique consultancy that uses cutting edge scientific research for business innovation. With a network of 50+ scientists & domain experts, SelfHackathon helps high performing individuals, teams & companies hack, rewire & upgrade themselves. Her latest initiative is called PsychTech, the seamless fusion of psychology & technology to enhance & accelerate performance & results. As an expert on the complexity, nonlinearity & the messiness of the human nature, Patrycja lectures globally & works with some of the most exciting & disruptive businesses in the world.
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