Keynote
Future-Proof Yourself
As AI accelerates, people have to get stronger. A keynote on self-leadership, mental strength and the capacity to keep learning when conditions change faster than plans do.
What the keynote is about
What used to take decades now takes months. The question is not whether the change reaches your organisation, but how well your people are equipped when it does. Technology can be bought. Judgement, stamina and the willingness to relearn cannot.
Our biology was built for a different world than the one we work in. Stress, information overload and fragmented attention are not personal failings. They are a mismatch between ancient biology and a pace no previous generation has met. The keynote gives that mismatch a name and shows what can actually be done about it.
From there, self-leadership becomes the compass: learning continuously, keeping mental flexibility and holding emotional balance. The content draws on Oskar’s book Future-Proof Yourself, on mental training in the tradition of Lars-Eric Unestål, and on work with leaders and teams across seven countries.
There is a personal thread here too. Oskar’s mother, Gunilla Andermo, was a pioneer in bringing joy to Swedish workplaces, from hospitals to companies. That thread continues in this keynote, now in an age where technology sets the pace.
What your audience takes away
- A language for talking about AI and human capability in the same sentence, rather than as two separate topics
- Concrete strategies for a growth-oriented mindset and stronger adaptability
- Self-leadership tools people can use the next day, not next quarter
- An update on where the technology is heading, without hype and without doom
- Energy and the will to start. Not more information. Better implementation
Practical details
- Format — keynote, workshop, longer training programme or 1-1 coaching
- Length — 45–90 minutes
- Language — Swedish or English
- Audience — conferences, kick-offs, leadership days, management teams and teams
- Fee — quoted on request
What organisers say
Inspirational, educational and practical with tools that we could use immediately – exactly as was promised. Oskar also made the audience think which opened up for many interesting discussions about the future.
Leon Du Plessis, Managing Director Africa, Middle East, Turkey, Abbott Molecular
His attractive and engaging presentation was attended by about 500 participants.
Dr Mehdi Fathi, congress organizer – international congress on mental training and neurobehavioral sciences, Mashhad, Iran, 26–28 October 2017
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