your company can also be an important part of the change
Conversations to understand how attention extraction influences the work, relationships, and choices we make every day.
ATTENTION IS NOT JUST A MATTER OF PRODUCTIVITY.
We live surrounded by platforms, notifications, and stimuli designed to compete for our time. At work, this dynamic affects concentration, creativity, communication, and how we interact with technology.
OMOYA helps companies name this problem and open a more conscious conversation about it, without alarmism and without treating technology as the enemy.
A CONVERSATION ABOUT TODAY’S MOST disputed RESOURCE
In an accessible yet thought-provoking manner, our presentation introduces the concept of attention extraction, reveals the interests driving the attention economy, and proposes ways to regain more autonomy over our time, inviting the audience to reflect on the type of attention we are cultivating both inside and outside of work.
WHAT WE COVER
What is the Attention Economy and how does it work? "When the service is free, you are the product."
Tools to recognize when we are using or being used by platforms, promoting more conscious habits.
The techniques and science behind manipulative designs created to maximize captured attention.
The difference between time and attention, showing why attention is so valuable and what we can do to regain it.
A TALK TAILORED TO YOUR ORGANIZATION’S CONTEXT
Meetings can take place in person or online and can have content tailored to the audience profile, the company's segment, and the challenges that motivated the conversation.
They can also include health weeks, development programs, leadership meetings, internal events, and organizational culture initiatives.
TESTIMONIALS FROM PEOPLE WHO HAVE ATTENDED
"I'm speechless about this lecture, it was wonderful! Absolutely necessary and essential for all of us. Enlightening and objective, it was a real wake-up call for those of us who live in this world where attention is captured so voraciously. Not to mention the presenters, who were dynamic, didactic, and entertaining."
Jamille
“The approach to awareness and the data presented was spectacular.”
Kelli
"What I liked most was the empathy of the speakers, who constantly mentioned that even though they study and know the subject in depth, they also struggle with it."
Lúcio
"The illustrations and analogies they used, especially the one about the restaurant, really impacted me. Before I knew it, I was speechless."
Rosangêla
"I loved the explanation about the different types of focus. It made me reflect on how my focus is in different areas of my life."
Carolina
