Kevin Kelly's "Excellent Advice for Living" Explored in Interintellect SuperSalon

Wired Senior Maverick Kevin Kelly's acclaimed book, "Excellent Advice for Living: Wisdom I Wish I'd Known Earlier," took center stage at a recent Interintellect SuperSalon. The virtual event featured Kelly alongside hosts P. Millerd and Ashley D. Zhang, delving into themes of curiosity, success, and purpose, and encouraging participants to "design your own 'Game of Life'." The discussion highlighted the practical wisdom compiled in Kelly's 2023 publication, which offers concise life advice.

The SuperSalon, organized by Interintellect, a platform known for fostering intellectual discourse, provided an in-depth look at Kelly's philosophy. According to the Interintellect tweet, Kelly shared his insights on "curiosity, success tips, and finding purpose." His book, which originated from advice he began writing for his children on his 68th birthday, distills a lifetime of learning into actionable guidance.

"Excellent Advice for Living" has been widely praised for its accessible yet profound wisdom. Published by Viking, the book covers a broad spectrum of topics, from career and relationships to personal growth and navigating life's challenges. Reviewers have lauded it as a "treasure trove of bite-sized wisdom" and a guide for "navigating life's ups and downs."

Kevin Kelly, a co-founder of Wired magazine, is renowned for his optimistic outlook on technology and human progress. His previous works include "What Technology Wants" and "The Inevitable." The SuperSalon discussion likely resonated with his long-standing advocacy for continuous learning and self-improvement, aligning with the book's core message of intentional living.

The event underscored the enduring relevance of Kelly's advice in contemporary society. His emphasis on designing a personal "Game of Life" suggests an active, self-directed approach to personal fulfillment, a concept that continues to draw significant interest from individuals seeking meaningful engagement with their lives and careers.