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Book · 2020 · Economic history

The Future Is Faster Than You Think

by Peter H. Diamandis, Steven Kotler · Recommended by 3 people on 2 podcasts

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Brian, it's Sounds like you've been you've been reading a book that that I gave to Jonathan about a month and a half ago. I don't know if you read it by chance. The future is faster than you think. I can see it from here. Yeah, by Steven Kotler and Peter Diamandis. It's almost literally they go through every.
Brad Barrett · ChooseFI · Apr 2020 Listen at 21:34

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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.
Jay Shetty On Purpose with Jay Shetty · Jan 2021

Why people recommend it

The Future Is Faster Than You Think by Peter H. Diamandis and Steven Kotler explores how converging technologies are transforming businesses, industries, and everyday human life. The book was highlighted on an episode of ChooseFI in May 2023, where Brad Barrett noted that guest Brian Feroldi's insights on emerging technologies closely mirrored the topics covered in the text. Furthermore, the book was the central focus of a January 2021 episode of On Purpose with Jay Shetty, featuring co-author Peter Diamandis. Jay Shetty enthusiastically recommended the book to his listeners, providing links in the show notes and bio, and praising its detailed breakdown of the rebirth of various sectors, including shopping, advertising, entertainment, education, and healthcare. Diamandis himself joined the conversation to discuss the core thesis of his writing, explaining that the world is accelerating due to a combination of technological and social factors. Both hosts emphasized that the book serves as an essential manual for understanding upcoming paradigm shifts, urging their audiences to engage with its forward-looking perspective on the rapid pace of global innovation.

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Jay Shetty and today we're talking about his new book the future is faster than you think how converging technologies… 2
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“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”
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“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”
Brad Barrett Brian, it's Sounds like you've been you've been reading a book that that I gave to Jonathan about a month a… 1
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“Brian, it's Sounds like you've been you've been reading a book that that I gave to Jonathan about a month and a half ago. I don't know if you read it by chance. The future is faster than you think. I can see it from here. Yeah, by Steven Kotler and Peter Diamandis. It's almost literally they go through every”
Peter Diamandis and i write about in the futures fast you think that the world is getting faster for a number of reasons 1
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“and i write about in the futures fast you think that the world is getting faster for a number of reasons”

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