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I Don’t Remember Choosing This by Don Sanjeewa Alwis explores hidden systems, automatic responses, and practical ways to reclaim choice in work and everyday life.
Book fact sheet
- Title
- I Don’t Remember Choosing This
- Subtitle
- See the Invisible Systems Shaping Your Life. Take Back Your Choice.
- Author
- Don Sanjeewa Alwis
- Publisher
- Ovinway Press
- Availability
- Coming soon. Release date, prices and retail links have not been announced.
- Paperback
- ISBN 978-952-19559-0-7
- Hardcover
- ISBN 978-952-19559-1-4
- Ebook
- ISBN 978-952-19559-2-1
- Audiobook
- ISBN 978-952-19559-3-8
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Short biography
Don Sanjeewa Alwis is an author, technology leader, researcher and educator. His book I Don’t Remember Choosing This explores the systems shaping everyday choices.
Medium biography
Don Sanjeewa Alwis is a founder, technology leader, researcher and educator with more than two decades of experience working with people, systems and change. In I Don’t Remember Choosing This, he explores the rewards and unwritten rules shaping everyday life, the automatic responses we bring to them, and the small moves that become possible when we notice both.
Extended biography
Don Sanjeewa Alwis is a founder, technology leader, researcher, educator and author of I Don’t Remember Choosing This. He has spent more than two decades working at the intersection of people, systems and change. His career has included executive and technology leadership, work with teams across the United States, Australia, Asia and Finland, and teaching and mentoring university students in artificial intelligence, cloud computing and emerging technologies. The book brings those experiences into questions about work, family expectations, identity and everyday choices. Through illustrative stories and reflective tools, it invites readers to examine their surroundings, notice automatic responses and test a different move.
Interview enquiries
Email donsanjeewaalwis@gmail.com with your publication, topic and preferred timing.
Possible conversations include workplace expectations, automatic agreement, inherited measures of success, and how technology and organizations shape choices.