This week we have Tom Morgan, Director of Communication and Content at the KCP Group. 

This episode we will focus on how to become a curiosity sherpa and what that really means, how we can close the gap between map and territory, how to lean into your impulse, how investors fall in love with their own thesis and why we should destroy our mental models. We also discuss Tom’s thoughts on the potential global face change, and we’ll finish the conversation on the flow of networks and systems: how to understand it all?

If you enjoyed this podcast, please follow Tom on Twitter @tom_morganKCP 

Also, please read Tom's work here. 

Check out the time-stamp below: 

• [0:00] Who is Tom Morgan? 
• [8:10] Destroying Mental Models
• [14:00] How To Do Strategic Rehearsals 
• [26:00] Closing The Gap Between The Map & Territory 
• [40:00] Falling in Love With Your Own Thesis
• [58:00] What is The Potential Global Phase Change?
• [1:07:00] NFTs, DAOs, and Bubbles
• [1:10:30] The Flow of Networks: The Second Derivatives
• [1:15:00] The ESG Mandate
• [1:24:00] The Future Successful Investor
• [1:29:30] What is Tom Morgan working on?
• [1:35:00] Closing Questions

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