Wanted: suggestions for new Bucket list pioneers

I would love to see Benjamin Zander on the list.

Rule number 6 is legendary. But i really like his coming out that "a conductor doesn't make a sound but gets his picture on the CD".

Thanks for the tip Faas! We order and read the book soon!

Would like to see Human Workplace CEO Liz Ryan, as she is also a big advocate of transforming the way we work...

Jacque Fresco, a fantastic futurist with his Venus Project -:great vision

I couldn't find Ecosia on your bucket list. I find her model of responsible ownership inspiring to reflect the work culture in the ownership structure.

tim ferris and his podcast and books should also go to the list :)
Siemens, is a great company doing awesome things too.

You may want to talk to Stephanie Ekrod, founder of Die Coaching Gesellschaft in Germany. She invented a business model for consultants which is disruptive in a quiet yet deeply moving and effective way for members and clients. One which McGregor and Townsend would have loved.

Thanks Ivo, we will dive into this one a bit more!

Hi Sofia, could you share a bit more about what kind of awesome things Siemens is doing?

Siemens is transforming it's own business and reiventing itself,
it's an impressive global company with internal communities and communication exchange that creates new worlds for their employees, regarding how they see different countries, different cultures and their own values. Now, for instance, Siemens has allowed the home office, globally, and while this is nothing quite new for US or Europe, it's quite breath taking for some Arabic or African countries.

In the technology side, they are also betting in quite cool innovations, they have the mindsphere, with the digital twins for industry, for instance, or mendix, a low code platform that will allow anyone to create any app they want, without coding knowledge.

I don't know, I get quite impressed with a lot of things they are doing.