Magnetiize: Stop the Chase. Understand the Change. Take Control of Your Future

By: John Sanei

Narrated by: John Sanei

The world is caught in a never-ending chase. Without even realizing it, we seem always to be hurrying after something - something we can’t even describe - a chase to nowhere. For hundreds of years, since the Industrial Revolution in the 1700s, the chase has provided vast profit, fueling rapid human development and great advancements in science and technology. But today, wherever we look, it appears to be reaching its sell-by date - wreaking destruction on the environment, on animals, and ultimately on human wellbeing. As a result, we have arrived in the age of disruption - a word that has become part of our daily business vocabulary. We’re all aware of it, yet many of us still struggle to cope with its implications: fast-paced change. How do we stop the chase, understand the change, and take control of our future?

In his best-selling book What’s Your Moonshot? global speaker and trend specialist John Sanei explained how the world is changing exponentially, and asked: How big is your thinking? In his follow-up, Magnetiize, he expands on these ideas, challenging business leaders, employees and individuals to become future-ready, and asks: How conscious is your thinking?

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Brilliant!! John gets it.

Great listen, good content. John is great to listen to. This is an excellent book.

Well connected

As per John's first book, he helps to identify personal problems that are holding many people back, then jumps into the history and future of disruption and again connects the front and back parts of the book exquisitely.

Slow down to go faster!

For me the key theme of this book is that we all need to slow down to go faster. Focussing on truly understanding ourselves as functional human beings we can achieve so much more by being more conscious and self aware. The message is driven home with a great collection of personal experience shares and exciting future trends. The narration was good, but I felt the background music became distracting at times.
I recommend this book to anyone who enjoys being future fit and is passionate about self awareness.