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Philip Lorenzo
Founder, CEO at Stillness
Philip Lorenzo is the Founder and CEO of Stillaton, a company focused on helping people find balance in their lives.12 He has over 30 years of experience as an entrepreneur and innovator, with a track record of building businesses from the ground up.2
Lorenzo's career history includes:
- Founder and CEO of Stillaton (July 2020 - Present)2
- Founder and CEO of MindFare (2015 - 2020)2
- Co-Founder and CEO of PredictDent (2008 - 2012)2
- Owner and President of VWP (2004 - 2008)2
- Co-Founder and CEO of Ventris (1999 - 2004)2
He has also held various roles in international business development and sales management.12
Lorenzo's educational background includes:
- Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) in Economics and International Business from the University of Alaska Fairbanks (1984-1987)1
- Master of Business Administration (MBA) in International Business from Thunderbird School of Global Management (1987-1988)1
He has received additional certifications, including a Behavioral Economics Bootcamp Certificate from Irrational Labs (January 2023) and a Foundations of Heart Rate Variability certification from Elite HRV (August 2020).1
Lorenzo's LinkedIn username is philipclorenzo, and he is based in Bellevue, Washington.2
Highlights
“The American dream is no longer just to get rich quick, but also to enjoy doing it, the new captains of industry offer various best-selling decalogue for achieving this goal. Their tips range from philosophical (learn from your failures) to the practical (never handle the same piece of paper twice). There’s one insight into both productivity and satisfaction that they inevitably share, however: the importance of laser like attention to your goal, be it building a better mousetrap or raising cattle. Unless you can concentrate on what you want to do and suppress distractions, it’s hard to accomplish anything, period.” — Winifred Gallagher in Rapt: Attention and the Focused Life
The present-day problem of distractions is multifaceted, stemming from the digital environment, work settings, and personal habits. Addressing these distractions requires a combination of mindfulness, strategic use of technology, and environmental adjustments to foster sustained attention and concentration. Understanding the mechanisms of attention as discussed by Stefan Van Der Stigchel provides valuable insights into combating the challenges posed by our distraction-filled world.
