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Fear and the Innovation Mindset Keynote - Delivered to UKs

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How action/adventure sports are powerful catalysts for innovation and rapid prototyping

Our default human desire for stability and safety is a mindset that no longer serves our best interests in a world of exponential change driven by exponential technology.

The innovation mindset, the ability to thrive in unknown and uncertain environments, is not just an attribute of the entrepreneur - it is a mindset, a way of thinking that can be practiced. To fight complacency and encourage adaptability, action/adventure sports can serve as a powerful tool to practice the discomfort and adversity necessary to condition our brains towards a mindset of innovation, allowing us to more easily reframe obstacles as opportunities and innovate from the unknown.

Leading academic research in neuroscience supports the hypothesis that exposure to new and uncomfortable challenge-based environments promotes an increase in brain plasticity, unlocking a higher level of human performance and adaptability.

In this session, I'll both explain this concept through the lens of a powerful adventure story as well as demonstrating it live to the audience using a virtual reality simulation to showcase just how much mindset really matters.

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