After reading Akilah’s book Raising Free People, my view on unschooling changed radically. Unschooling is the learning approach that resonates most with me, but I always had seen it as a “rich people option”. Never had I thought it could be practiced in other contexts. And even less as a…

I met Akna at Ness Labs during a virtual event to promote interaction among community members. In our call, I felt we had a lot in common in our approach to life and work. And I also sensed there was a lot more to uncover. …

I first bumped into Tocha’s name through Pedro Andrade, a friend whose fantastic life journey I had the privilege to support as a mentor. Olisipo Way (more ahead) was one of the first two investors in Pedro’s Hunter Boards. And every time I spoke with Pedro, he kept saying great…

One day I was talking with my brother, and he kept talking and talking about a podcast — 45 Graus by Zé Maria Pimentel. He was particularly impressed by Zé’s incredible agility to drift between entirely different subjects. Being a generalist by heart, my curiosity rush kicked in immediately. I…

After reading Daniel Santos’ interview for Design Decode my brain was on fire, but I wasn’t surprised by his answers — when it comes to Daniel, my expectations are always high. What really struck me was the quality of the questions. I was pulled into the other interviews, and again…

I bumped into a post from the L&D Shakers community on Linkedin and something made me curious. Until then, most conversations I had around learning and development in the context of big companies seemed dull and outdated to me — but not this time. I decided to join the community…

I ran into Herberto in an event organized by a mutual friend. He was shooting some photos, but it was another thing that grabbed my attention — he seemed fully present in the moment and fully absorbing the world around him. It was my clue. I started talking with him…

Fateme’s bio reads: a global business strategist, a poet, and a chemist, but I would add a lot more to her short bio with no effort, and we only met a couple of times. Born from an Italian mother and an Iranian father, Fateme was multicultural from the get-go, but…

“Education is something that is done to you. Learning is something you do for yourself.” — Joi Ito We don’t have many straight lines anymore in this wicked world we live in. Uncertainty has certainly come to stay, and we all need to get used to it. When it comes…