Tracy Saville is the CEO and co-founder of My Swirl, a place where Community, Collaboration, and Productivity collide in a new kind of human network. The core My Swirl technology is the Swirl Engine, a disruptive intelligence built around the Human Technology Genome.
She will talk about concepts she is incorporating in her MySwirl AI engine, such Deep Awareness, Power, Relationship, Uncertainty, Mindfulness and Meaningfulness. As well as about what it means to be a woman entrepreneur raising startup money in Silicon Valley.
This album is part of a series dedicated to the Internet of Women, a project initiated former CISCO CTO, MONIQUE MORROW, who will be my next guest.
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TRACY SAVILLE:
“My Swirl is that beautiful, new human collaboration operating system. A new kind of human network that would point the power and strength of technology at unlocking, un leashing and developing our potential, and better powering and fueling our ability to be in relationships with each other. If Apple unlocked our creativity and Microsoft powered our productivity, then My Swirl is really about unlocking human potential.”
“The business models upon which the world’s social networks and some of our core distributing computer systems are based on, are fundamentally flawed and have fundamentally worked against people’s own best interest. And I don’t mean that from a philosophical point of view, I mean there’s literally constructs in Linkedin and Facebook and other networks and tools and communities that we’ve playing in in the last 5 to 7 years that actually either inhibit our potential and our ability to fully express our potential. ”
“Women and girls, because of current business models and current gender intentional and unintentional, conscious and unconscious, bias.”
“My Swirl is a way of resolving humanity problems in a more simple and elegant way, which is truly about us for a change, which puts the human being value first, and thinks about data and wisdom and intelligence, and the power of technology, in an alignment with natural design, with how we were supposed to learn in the first place, in an alignment with how we want to grow. “
Cosmin Gheorghe, MD is a San Francisco Bay Area consultant, professor, author and licensed psychotherapist. His work focuses
on the ways culture, globalization and technology influence human development and social relationships.
Listen, have fun and shoot him an email if you want to contribute to the dialog....more
