Three GLEAC affiliates. One introduction. Now a podcast!

After many Friday morning conversations (and a solid London breakfast), Robin, Tarek and Jogn decided to share their professional journeys; candidly, with disagreement, and without ego.

Sometimes the right people just need the right glue ;)

1 - Spotify partners with Netflix for video podcast distribution deal
Spotify is taking video podcasts to Netflix in 2026 — blurring the line between streaming and audio.

2 -“Moltbook is the biggest lie on the internet”
A viral takedown claims Moltbook is smoke and mirrors. In the AI era, credibility can collapse in 60 seconds.

3 - AI Agents Hire Humans for Physical Tasks
AI agents that “hire” humans to do real-world work. Funny? Yes. Also a glimpse of how hybrid labor markets might actually work.

4 - Turn your ideas into stunning slides in minutes
From rough thoughts to polished decks in minutes. AI isn’t just assisting creativity — it’s compressing execution time.

5 - 100% Waterproof Self-Flying Action Camera
A flying camera that’s fully waterproof and self-navigating. Autonomy is quietly moving from software into the physical world.

1 - A Research Interview Technique for Uncovering Core Values
A practical interview method that moves from surface answers to the beliefs driving real decisions. If you want better strategy — start by asking “why?” five times.

2 - CEO For All Seasons
A deep look at the traits that separate temporary success from long-term stewardship.

3 - Clear Thinking: Turning Ordinary Moments into Extraordinary Results
A playbook for making better decisions when stakes are high and noise is louder than signal.

4 - Forbes 250: America’s Greatest Innovators
The builders shaping industries right now — not theorists, but operators.
A snapshot of who is actually moving markets, technology, and culture forward.

Winning an argument isn’t the goal.

Every five years, in Haifa, Israel, representatives from Baháʼí communities around the world gather to elect the Universal House of Justice.

There are no campaigns. No speeches. No party platforms. No lobbying.

No one asks to be chosen.

Voters are asked to look for something else:
humility, wisdom, a history of service.

This is how the highest governing body of the Baháʼí Faith is formed.

It sounds ideal.
In practice, it’s demanding.

Baháʼí consultation isn’t structured like debate.
The goal isn’t to win an argument.
It’s to uncover truth together.

That requires something modern culture rarely rewards:
detachment from your own certainty.

Ego, in this framework, is the quiet enemy.
If you’re too attached to being right, you stop listening.

In a world trained for positioning and persuasion,
this way of deciding feels almost foreign.

And yet, it assumes something radical:
that collective wisdom emerges when no one is trying to dominate.

Guiding takeaway:
Some traditions prioritize harmony over certainty.

🍀 What Can I Do to Impact, Live Sustainably and Make the World a Better Place?

1 - Khmer Traditional House
From circular earthworks to elevated wooden homes designed for floods and heat — sustainability was once embedded in architecture.

2 - Thailand uses a birth control vaccine to curb its elephant population near expanding farms
A controversial wildlife vaccine tackles rising human-elephant conflict — where conservation meets hard trade-offs.

3 - Regenerative farming is next phase to push for sustainable foods
Chemical-leach free farming layered with aquatics and tourism — sustainability as a profitable ecosystem, not a slogan.

4 - The Science of Love
Harvard research shows human connection is measurable and biological — building a better world starts with how we bond.

5 - How To Download Wikipedia Content For Use Offline
Turn Wikipedia into an offline library (planes, fieldwork, low-signal life). A tiny prep step that makes knowledge available anywhere.