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AI and the Future of Work: Artificial Intelligence in the Workplace, Business, Ethics, HR, and IT for AI Enthusiasts, Leaders and Academics

299: Josh Allan Dykstra, Founder of The Work Revolution, On Finding Work You'll Love

26 Aug 2024

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Josh Allan Dykstra is a polymath and TEDx speaker who has made significant contributions as a published author, musician, and CEO. As a sought-after coach on the future of work, Josh has collaborated with industry giants like Amazon, Microsoft, Apple, and Chanel. He founded The Work Revolution, an organization dedicated to creating energy-based workplaces where teams can thrive, believing that work life can be a source of positivity. Josh is also the author of "Igniting the Invisible Tribe," and his boundless energy and innovative approach have inspired many to rethink their work and lives.In this conversation, we discuss:Josh's journey from a classically trained musician to becoming a leading voice in the future of work.We explore the pivotal moment that led Josh to shift his focus from music to transforming the workplace.Josh shares his vision for an energy-based work system that empowers employees rather than draining them.The concept of a work revolution and what it means to completely turn around traditional work systems.Josh’s belief that work can be a force for healing the world, even amid global challenges.The potential of AI in the workplace and how leaders can prepare for the future while prioritizing human well-being.ResourcesSubscribe to the AI & The Future of Work NewsletterConnect with Josh AI fun fact articleJosh Bersin, HRTech pioneer, on the future of AI at work

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