Let's fix work before it breaks us.
Work isn’t broken because people are lazy — it’s broken because the system sucks.
Today’s default work operating system drains our energy, numbs creativity, and prevents us from being at our best.
But it doesn’t have to be this way.
Redesign the system. Energize the people. Do great(er) things.
I’m not here to predict the future; I’m here to help you build it. Because the future isn’t fate — it’s what we dare to make.
Welcome to the un-sucked future. Dive into the interviews and articles where we’re building it, one bold idea at a time.
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Why A.I. Is NOT The Future: 3 Keys To A Thriving Tomorrow
Challenge the hype! Learn how A.I. principles illuminate a fresh way to put humans at the center of innovation, transforming A.I. anxiety into sustainable people-powered business outcomes.
Energizing Change: Transforming Work With Human Energy™
To thrive in change, your organization must optimize for Human Energy™. Learn how to boost resilience, recover faster, unlock flow, fuel innovation, and help people do their best work — together.
Real-Life Leadership Experience
Josh Allan has been a tech founder, an operator, a consultant, and an advisor to C-Suites. He literally wrote the book on designing organizations that don’t suck. His 15+ year client list employs over a million people.
Feistiness, In All The Right Ways
As a former performing musician (i.e. “rockstar”) and radio deejay, Josh Allan brings fun, wit, and banter to every event. His provocative style is sure to get your audience thinking… and talking! Let’s Q&A, baby.
Why Josh Allan Dykstra?
Treat The System, Not The Symptoms
We won’t just speak about individual change — that’s important, but what’s often ignored is system-level transformation. System upgrades are harder to see but exponentially more impactful to execute.
A Unique & Energizing Angle
There’s a unifying theory to all of Josh Allan’s work: the topic of Human Energy™. This refreshing angle will help your organization simplify and optimize for astonishing levels of motivation and productivity.
