seeking researchers aligned the following 4 pillars:

1. tech: tools for thought, collective intelligence, sensemaking, large-scale collaboration
2. dance: dance for personal/spiritual growth, teambuilding
3. biz: lifestyle design, community design
4. wellbeing: How a Wellbeing Commons Works

Primary influences / those I follow

opportunity to share with professors (and teachers!) adjacent to my interests

1. Joel Chan, UMD - CMU, synthesis, Roam Research, analogical innovation
   • Scaling up analogical innovation with crowds and AI
2. Wanda Pratt, UofW - medicine, nature of a health commons
3. Natalie Pang, Singapore - commons,
   • The Paradox of the Health Commons: The Benefits and Trouble About Participation and Co-Creation
4. Steve Blank, Berkeley - lean launchpad, berkeley, stanford, startup, Business Model Canvas, customer discovery
5. BJ Fogg, Stanford - Design for Dance, dance as a healthy habit, how do we get people to move?
6. Richard Powers, Stanford - cross step waltz, why engineers like ballroom
7. Cal Newport, U of Georgia - Deep Work, Digital Minimalism, A World Without Email
8. Dave Logan, USC- Tribal Leadership, triads, genius triads, Marshall business professor, 3 Laws of Performance
9. teachers (just as important!) (I have many and just picking 4 for now!)
   • Tim Clark, ex business professor (Portland & U of Tsukuba), author/founder of Business Model You
   • Alex Da Silva - salsa
   • Amy Rogg - Underbelly slow dance (aka. art of slowing down), slow contact, slow geek
     • supporting the slow arts
   • Ted Ko - Dance Labs, Dance Like Nobody's Watching