Book · 2020 · Economic history
The Future Is Faster Than You Think
Why people recommend it
The Future Is Faster Than You Think by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler is a forward-looking non-fiction book that examines how rapidly converging technologies are fundamentally transforming global industries, business sectors, and human daily life. The insightful work received a glowing introduction and strong recommendation on the On Purpose with Jay Shetty podcast in January 2021. Host Jay Shetty welcomed Diamandis to the show and explicitly urged listeners to grab a copy of the new release, noting that direct links had been placed across all podcast platforms, comments, and social media bios for easy access. Shetty praised the volume for its comprehensive scope, highlighting how the author meticulously breaks down the rebirth of numerous sectors, including advertising, shopping, entertainment, healthcare, and education. During the conversation, Diamandis expounded upon these very concepts, detailing the primary drivers behind why the modern world is accelerating at such an unprecedented pace. Through their combined discussion of technological convergence and future possibilities, the host and guest underscored why this book serves as an indispensable roadmap for anticipating upcoming shifts and thriving amidst rapid global innovation.
Who recommended it
- Jay Shetty Recommended
- Peter Diamandis Discussed
Jay Shetty — 2 mentions
“and today we're talking about his new book the future is faster than you think how converging technologies are transforming business industries and our lives we have put the link in the podcast section in the comments and everywhere across our bio so you can go and grab a copy of the book as you listen to our interview today”
“so what i loved about peter's book is you'll see here and i would show it to a camera if we were filming in the studio but peter in this section goes through the rebirth of everything so he talks about the future of shopping advertising entertainment education healthcare so i'm only diving into parts of it that i'm fascinated”
Peter Diamandis — 1 mention
“and i write about in the futures fast you think that the world is getting faster for a number of reasons”