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Subscribe to hear when places openI have had the immense pleasure of being a participant in one of Pranay’s salons for the past few years. Not only has this experience dramatically improved my critical thinking, and reasoning abilities, but it has also pushed my understanding of some of the fundamental challenges of life and business. I would recommend him unreservedly to anyone looking for a thought partner or a truly distinctive facilitator of learning. Pranay is without a doubt one of the best, most authentic, and deepest teachers of thinking out there.
I first came across Pranay through his writing. Piercing sharp, deep, honest, human and laugh aloud funny. Attending his New Philosophy Salons offers all of that in fully relational, multidimensional technicolor. How rare it is to be held fully present with a group of properly curious people humbly feeling their way into big questions. Sometimes grappling with difficult, uncomfortable questions. Sometimes tripping into moments of awakening wonder and delight. At its heart - connection - meaning making through connection. I love it. Pranay's got serious skills and has created something very special.
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- Slow reading, deep thinking Here's something we do in the salons
- Great Leaders Question Philosophical Assumptions Leaders who are unable to articulate their own philosophical views and challenge those of others now risk losing their ability to exercise meaningful leadership.
- The Myth of Arrival Bloody Buddha
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