Pedro Zenteno
Attention, Paid Forward
Pedro Zenteno, Academic Director, The Global Leaders Program
The idea of attention has gained significant traction in the last few years—in particular, the idea that we might be less able to pay attention in the new landscape within which our lives now unfold. While concern about human attention spans may be as old as black thread, there’s enough scientific evidence and lived experience to believe that the current focus on our perennial struggle to pay attention may be at an all-time high.
From Inside the Global Leaders Program: Thought Experiments for Shared Inspiration
Pedro Zenteno, Academic Director, Global Leaders Program
Editors’ Note: Have you and your colleagues ever allowed yourselves the luxury of imagining a community-building event or concert that’s much more ambitious than anything you’ve ever done before? If so, wouldn’t you have welcomed help from advisors who could bring broader perspectives from the fields of social science, education, and civic policy?
