In this episode of Illuminary Leadership: Shaping a Bright Future Now, Kirsten Stendevad is joined by PhD, engineer, author, and time activist Camilla Kring who believes that true high performance starts with understanding our circadian and social rhythms.

Camilla brings in her research on chronobiology and work culture, and makes us understand why this feels so recognizable:

The early meetings that never quite fit. The late hours where clarity suddenly appears. The quiet negotiation people carry within themselves every single day.

She helps us realize that when time is no longer treated as a fixed frame, but something we can relate to more consciously, new forms of working life begin to emerge that is much more biofriendly and aligned with our true nature.

You will discover:

• Why many of the structures we take for granted around working hours were never designed with human diversity in mind • How chronobiology sheds light on energy, focus, and the invisible cost of misalignment • What begins to shift when organizations start paying attention to rhythms rather than schedules • Why flexibility often stays superficial, and what it takes for it to become real • How small changes in how we relate to time can ripple into culture, performance, and well-being

Learn more about Camilla Kring Website: https://www.supernavigators.com/

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