Manoush Zomorodi

Zomorodi maps the intricate relationship between technology and human behavior, focusing on the impact of digital advances on our daily lives. Her work delves into themes such as attention, creativity, and privacy, which she skillfully explores through various media. With a rich background in journalism, she has transitioned from traditional news reporting to a niche at the crossroads of tech and human experience, driven by the belief that understanding these intersections can profoundly shape personal and professional realms.\n\nIn her acclaimed book, "Bored and Brilliant: How Spacing Out Can Unlock Your Most Productive & Creative Self," Zomorodi presents a compelling argument for the benefits of digital detoxification. By encouraging readers to unplug, she reveals how reclaiming attention spans can enhance creativity and productivity. Her initiative, "The Privacy Paradox," further guides individuals in regaining control over their digital identities, underscoring her commitment to addressing privacy concerns in the digital age. Through the NPR's TED Radio Hour and her co-founded venture, Stable Genius Productions, she continues to provoke thought and inspire audiences with insights that are both timely and timeless.\n\nZomorodi’s contributions have been widely recognized, earning her accolades like being named one of Fast Company's 100 Most Creative People in Business. Her dynamic approach, which combines narrative-driven podcasts and thoughtful explorations of modern life, positions her as a leading voice in discussions on technology's role in human well-being. Her work is invaluable for anyone navigating the complexities of the digital landscape, offering practical wisdom for enhancing one's life amidst constant connectivity. This bio reflects the author's dedication to making technology serve humanity, rather than the other way around.