What happens when AI moves faster than people can adapt — and what does that mean for your career, your purpose, and your humanity?

In this episode, AI advisor Javier Muñoz makes the case for a human-centred approach to AI adoption — one that delivers real results precisely because it puts people first. We explore the future of work, the spiritual dimension of this technological moment, and how AI can become a tool for creativity and intentional living rather than a source of anxiety.

Connect with Javier: www.justaction.com

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Workplace wellbeing consultant Steven Dargan is back on the podcast a second time. This time we explore why we turn up to work, how stress quietly spills into every area of life, and why autonomy and intrinsic motivation matter more than hours logged. We touch on the four-day week, AI as a potential catalyst for systemic change, and why human connection, community, and meaning may become even more essential in an increasingly automated world.

Go to Episode 4 to listen to Stephen' s first visit on the podcast.

Talk to Stephen: www.happyworkplaces.ie

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Fintech-and-deeptech strategist Roy Vella joins me to dive into curiosity, collective intelligence, and the subtle cultural dynamics that shape how humans connect and collaborate in an AI-heavy world. We even wander into travel, identity, and that memorable moment he spent grizzly-gazing nearly a tad too long.

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