6 Lessons from walking the streets of chaotic Naples about our uncertain yet so pre-programmed work life
You don’t need to go to Naples, Italy, to rebel against the complex algorithms encroaching on our lives
Roaming the streets of Naples in Italy for two weeks — practicing Street Photography with a small group of passionate photographers in this vibrant city — taught me a few things about how measuring and digitizing everything has distanced us from life itself.
We want to organize, plan, predict and strategize our lives, businesses, and a successful future.
The business world tells how and what success should mean to us
We have learned and are constantly told that success and progress are a result of control, unambiguity, and a clear solution.
Along the way, we lost a sense of real human life, which we cannot structure and digitize but which we should recognize in its complexity, ambiguity, richness, and chaos.
Here are 6 lessons I learned about distorted views on work and life from taking the time to observe and immerse in an unknown, chaotic place.
