Anna Gat, a founder and community builder and a voracious reader, dives deep into the often-overlooked value of reading fiction. She challenges the notion that fiction is merely indulgent, revealing its transformative power in personal growth and emotional intelligence. The conversation covers the fluidity of cultural distinctions, the reluctance of professionals to embrace fiction, and the emotional richness found in literature. Anna emphasizes the significance of community engagement through shared ideas, making a compelling case for the broader benefits of diverse reading practices.

Anna Gat, founder of Interintellect and host of The Hope Axis, shares insights on fostering intellectual discussions in modern society. She discusses her journey overcoming personal challenges and the emotional impact of familial upheaval. Gat also delves into the political landscape in Hungary, shedding light on the authoritarian shift under the Orbán regime and its effects on civic liberties. Additionally, she reflects on her creative evolution from poetry to technology, illustrating the connections between art and advancements in AI.

Anna Gat and Anne-Laure Le Cunff discuss virtual events, scaling communities while staying human, importance of documentation, off-limits topics, generalists, and great meetups. They explore mindfulness, public/private language, online community building, diverse conversations, continuous learning through meetups, and diverse business models for learning communities.