We’re thrilled to connect you with David Sax, award-winning journalist, bestselling author of The Revenge of Analog & The Soul of an Entrepreneur, and author of his most recent work, The Future Is Analog: How to Create a More Human World. In a dynamic conversation moderated by IVY CEO and YPO Metro NY Chapter Chair Emeritus Beri Meric, we will learn why David believes it’s imperative that we lean into our most human traits and resist the temptations of a fully digital future.
While many have often claimed that the future is digital, David Sax argues that the recent pandemic showed us just some of the flaws in the idea that a fully digital world will lead to higher standards of living. David wants to challenge us to be more thoughtful about how and when we involve technology and invite the digital world into our lives. By looking at the digital world through the lens of parenting, religion, work, and school, David will guide us in a conversation about what our future could look like if we embrace some aspects of change while rejecting other aspects of digital technology. We will learn how to better create lifestyles that actually serve us, rather than being passive consumers of the digital revolution. We hope you will join us!
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We’re thrilled to connect you with David Sax, award-winning journalist, bestselling author of The Revenge of Analog & The Soul of an Entrepreneur, and author of his most recent work, The Future Is Analog: How to Create a More Human World. In a dynamic conversation moderated by IVY CEO and YPO Metro NY Chapter Chair Emeritus Beri Meric, we will learn why David believes it’s imperative that we lean into our most human traits and resist the temptations of a fully digital future.
While many have often claimed that the future is digital, David Sax argues that the recent pandemic showed us just some of the flaws in the idea that a fully digital world will lead to higher standards of living. David wants to challenge us to be more thoughtful about how and when we involve technology and invite the digital world into our lives. By looking at the digital world through the lens of parenting, religion, work, and school, David will guide us in a conversation about what our future could look like if we embrace some aspects of change while rejecting other aspects of digital technology. We will learn how to better create lifestyles that actually serve us, rather than being passive consumers of the digital revolution. We hope you will join us!