Tom Meyers is an inspiring public speaker and the author of “Futurize Yourself - Design your life on purpose.” Tom, instils in his audience the urgency of ‘Futurizing’ oneself and to be mindful of your health and well-being in times of change.
Tom has built up his expertise on the topic from working for more than 10 years as an osteopath and stress-coach.
His passion for his topic and field are obvious, and he brings his message across in a style and language that combines scientific research with Tom’s revolutionary insights and with a human approach to make sure that everyone can understand the nuances of his message.
Technology is changing the world with a speed, scope and complexity humanity has never experienced before. These changes will bring along new challenges and will result in many and often unintended new stress factors.
This digital transformation of our world cannot be denied or stopped, but something we do have control over is how we respond to it today. What a meaningful existence is will need to be redefined, and Tom is determined to make sure that humanity will not only survive the upcoming artificial intelligence revolution but lives well and thrives.
A thought leader in his field, a forward thinker Tom, has given presentations for private companies in Belgium and abroad, the EU Institution and for members of the EU parliament.
Key topic:
Tom's talks centre around the topic of stress, viewed from a perspective of the future. A future in which technology has changed the world with a speed never seen before and has seen more changes in 20 years than over the last 300 years. These changes will lead to new challenges that we cannot even imagine today but will result in many and often unintended new stress factors.
Questions that need to be answered when more and more tasks are being outsourced to technology, where machines surpass human intelligence and are able to do all physical and mental jobs better than humans are: “What will be left for us to do? What purpose will be left for us to serve?” When not answered in time, Tom foresees a new stress emerging, ‘existential stress’ on top of physical and psychosocial stress.
