dr. jason fox

“Archwizard of Ambiguity”

(most fantastic)

But really,
who is this—

—and what does he do, exactly?

<cue rolling thunder, squalling wind and a spectacular flash of lightning>
<also: start the smoke machine too plz, thx>

What-ho, yes. Few know for sure.

That’s the charm.

Come, hearken unto me.
Take a seat.

<lights wizard pipe>

They say I consort with the fae and dine with the trickster gods, that I studied with Hermes (the thrice-great), and that both Odin’s ravens hold me in fond regard.

I have traversed the stony Labyrinth of Reason with but wit and rhyme to guide my way; venturing deep into the cold darkness of The Abyss that lies beneath—and back again.

(And then back again, for solace and tea.)

They call me a dark wizard and a rogue, and some whisper that I am secretly a field kitsune with four tails, and that my skyship—The Cleverness—is actually an allusion.

I am the bane to all who claim certainty, and a boon to all who live in doubt.

I am many things, and not.

<stage-wink>

Actually no one really says any of the above. More’s the pity.

Nevertheless!

A man, Dr. Jason Fox (aka foxwizard), with red hair holding a black and tan dog, standing in a room with plants and a framed picture.

I am a metamodern wizard-philosopher and bard on a quest to co-create a world more curious and kind (and a future less grim).

And I am not alone—many fellow characters share this vision, though our methods and means may vary. It’s easy to spot fellow players in this infinite game, if you know what to look for. (Hint: it’s in the glint).

You may be one of us.

Magazine page with headline 'People: Great Minds in the Spotlight' featuring Dr. Jason Fox (aka foxwizard)—a man with a red beard and clasped hands.

ANYHOO, in this irksome domain I must clad myself in the trappings of conventional achievement, so as to better work my magic. Ergo, I am currently masquerading as a ‘motivational speaker and leadership advisor’.

Quite convincingly, too (it would seem).

What follows is a more ‘official’ bio for you. My glittered trojan horse, if you will. Use this to help me slip past the gatekeepers of your organisation—and capitalism at large—so that we can better work our magic together.

Ahem.
<lights, places; serious voice now>

The Official Bio of Dr. Jason Fox

Dr. Jason Fox (aka foxwizard)—a man with red hair and beard wearing a plaid suit and blue shirt standing in front of a textured window.

Dr Jason Fox is a wizard-philosopher masquerading as a motivational speaker and leadership futurist. He works with clever teams seeking meaningful progress—beyond the default.

His many happy clients include the senior leadership teams of Fortune 500 companies around the world including Microsoft, HP, Novartis, Red Bull, Cisco, Johnson & Johnson, Toyota, Honda, Sony, Oracle, Honeywell and Salesforce, to other multinationals such as Beam Suntory, Vodafone, Tableau, Gartner, Xero, HP, Bupa, Red Cross, Bulgari, Pandora, Arup, Aon, PWC, Ricoh, Honeywell, KPMG, The World Tourism Forum and The International Institute of Research (not to mention: university chancelleries, secret research organisations, government agencies, software developers, defence agencies, and more).

Much of his work is as a complexity practitioner and advisor to teams questing amidst the emergent.

In addition to serving as a leadership adviser, Dr. Fox is also a globally in-demand keynote speaker who works particularly well with smart and sceptical audiences who have ‘seen it all before’.

꧁ KEYNOTE SPEAKER OF THE YEAR ꧂

Dr. Fox has received the ‘Keynote Presenter Award for Excellence’ by Professional Speakers Australia (a prestigious honour).

Dr. Jason Fox (aka foxwizard) sits under a tree in a natural setting, writing in a notebook. The scene is warmly lit with sunlight filtering through the foliage.

Jason has lectured at three universities (living systems and behaviour), and is the bestselling author of The Game Changer and How to Lead a Quest. He also writes ‘The Museletter’ (loved by thousands of subscribers), and is the head of a Wizard Academy for complexity practitioners and rogue spellcasters.

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Two people in a dimly lit room, one, Dr. Jason Fox (aka foxwizard), seated with a long beard, and another standing near a window, with light illuminating their faces.

Dr Fox lives with an illustrator-veterinarian, a chihuahua named Snörri, and a cat named π in an old chocolate factory in Melbourne, Australia. When not liberating the world from the delusion of progress, Jason enjoys partaking in extreme sports such as reading, sun-avoidance and coffee snobbery.

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“Cool, so… what does Dr Fox actually do?”

I synthesise, distill and translate mythopoetic and complexity sensibilities in timely, relevant and apt ways, so as to catalyse meaningful progress and epiphanic insight, in assistance to all who quest for new and enduring relevance amidst emergence and change. Or something like that.

I am—how to put this?—not for everyone.
But I might be for you.

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