Andrew Abela, author of 'Superhabits' and Dean of the Busch School of Business, discusses how AI can enhance human virtues and decision-making. The conversation dives into the transformative potential of agentic AI in the workplace, emphasizing its ability to reshape team dynamics. They also explore predictions for AI advancements by 2025 and the philosophical implications of humanity's relationship with technology. Abela's insights highlight the crucial balance between technological progress and the maintenance of ethical values.

Dr. Andrew Abela, founding dean of the Busch School of Business, shares insights from his book on cultivating 'super habits'—virtues that enhance personal and professional success. He discusses how aligning Christian virtues with business practices leads to true excellence. Dr. Abela explores the revival of traditional virtues through modern psychological insights and the significance of philosophical teachings for contemporary self-help. Listeners will find practical advice on integrating these principles into daily life for deeper personal growth.

Prof. Andrew Abela shares actionable insights on integrating faith-based solutions, virtues, and Catholic Social Teaching into business ethics for moral integrity. He explores virtues as habits and superpowers, emphasizing their role in decision-making and fostering resilience, confidence, and fulfillment in personal and professional life.

Prof. Andrew Abela discusses the importance of virtues as a framework for decision-making, emotional regulation, and interpersonal connections. He explores virtues as a comprehensive system rather than a checklist, drawing parallels with St. Thomas Aquinas' views. The podcast provides practical tips for developing virtues like prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance, serving as an operating system for personal growth.

Prof. Andrew Abela discusses Distributism, advocating for widespread property ownership over redistribution. They explore the roots in 20th-century English Catholic authors, Pope Leo XIII's influence, Rerum Novarum's impact on faith and workers' rights, critiques of capitalism, and challenges in achieving distributism amidst obstacles like corporate welfare and usury.