Google's first Chief Innovation Evangelist · Stanford
7 Lessons Learned. Createwhat's next.
Seven shifts I practiced with the world's most innovative teams, distilled into seven daily practices. Begin this week.
Instant access. Self-paced, 30-day window.

The premise
The future is uncertain.
But your response to it doesn't have to be.
You don't find the future. You create it.
Paralyzed by the “No, But” mindstate
You unintentionally shut down possibilities. You or your team get stuck defending the status quo instead of building on new ideas.
Waiting for the perfect moment
You delay action for a certainty that never comes. While you polish and perfect your ideas, you lose momentum and opportunities pass.
Surviving the present task
Your days are filled with noise, busyness, and cluttered inboxes. You are executing tasks, but you have no mental space to design the future you actually want.
“Frederik doesn’t just embrace change, he initiates it. Standing still is not an option for him.”
Oliver Bierhoff
Former Director, German Football Association
7-Day Curriculum
Your Journey
Day By Day

Who he is
Most people wait for the future.
I practice it every day.
I am Dr. Frederik G. Pferdt. My mission is to invite everyone to create their own visions for what is coming. From shaping Google's creative culture to teaching at Stanford University, I have practiced with some of the brightest minds in the world.
Through this highly focused 7-day course, you will gain direct access to the most powerful personal lessons and daily practices I have learned from practicing alongside the brightest minds.
Google's First and Former Chief Innovation Evangelist. Stanford Adjunct Professor. NYU Visiting Fellow. Author of What's Next Is Now.
What you get
Seven lessons, self-paced.
Seven shifts from the world's most innovative teams. Seven daily practices you can begin this week.
In English. 30-day access. Self-paced. Final price shown at checkout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Google asked me to imagine the future.
I turned it into a daily practice.
Now it's yours.
Seven shifts. One practice at a time.