Hyper-Performance at Work

With activated Transformation Gene

Achieving hyper-performance at work is an essential, often unspoken, aim, not only for organizations and societies but also everyone individually.

This article reveals the deeper essence underpinning human change, explaining how the transformation gene helps ignite profound transformations, providing insights in how vectoral transformation can help sustain desired behavioral improvement, describing how social mirroring accelerates the gene activation, and outlining novel ways for leveraging technology design to amplify transformation at scale.

With the further development of artificial intelligence and greater autonomy, we will soon see how our perceptions about change being difficult are gradually, but permanently, shifting toward it being absolutely manageable. At that moment, we become the masters of transformation.

Deep inside of every human being resides the wisdom of change, the knowledge about all global shifts, and the evolutionary advancements that mankind has been experiencing over thousands of years. All that knowledge is firmly wired into our biochemical super-machine, the body-mind.

Just like our biological information is encompassed into two strings of genetic code, we have inherited an innate ability to know what change means and how transformation works. That notion is conceptually called the transformation gene.