Unlock Your Leadership, with Dr Gary Crotaz, PhD
Sep 16, 2026 · 56 min · 15 segments
Every day, most of us drive around the car park of our own brain looking for the closest possible space ... the easiest answer, the fastest shortcut, the machine that will do the thinking for us…
Mohan NairGuest
Gary CrotazHost
There are moments in life when the world gives you a definition of who you are, a judgment, a label, a version of your future handed to you as though it were fact.

You start to see capacities in yourself that were always there, waiting to be recognised.

It asks for self-knowledge, for discernment, for the ability to hold on to your own judgement when the world around you offers faster answers, easier answers, more convenient answers.

And in an age where technology can increasingly think with us, speak for us and create for us, perhaps one of the most important questions is this.

What is the part of your mind, your experience, your imagination that you choose to keep fully your own? That question sits at the heart of the conversation you're about to hear, with Mohan Nair exploring transformation, insight, and the distinctly human capacities that matter more than ever in an AI-shaped world.
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There are moments in life when the world gives you a definition of who you are, a judgment, a label, a version of your future handed to you as though it were fact.

You start to see capacities in yourself that were always there, waiting to be recognised.

It asks for self-knowledge, for discernment, for the ability to hold on to your own judgement when the world around you offers faster answers, easier answers, more convenient answers.

And in an age where technology can increasingly think with us, speak for us and create for us, perhaps one of the most important questions is this.

What is the part of your mind, your experience, your imagination that you choose to keep fully your own? That question sits at the heart of the conversation you're about to hear, with Mohan Nair exploring transformation, insight, and the distinctly human capacities that matter more than ever in an AI-shaped world.