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Thomas Erikson

Thomas Erikson is a Swedish behavioural expert, lecturer, and bestselling author with over two decades of experience. He has travelled across Europe, delivering insights to top executives and managers at major companies like IKEA, Coca-Cola, and Microsoft.

Erikson's most notable work, Surrounded by Idiots, has been a significant success since its release in 2014. This book alone has sold over 3 million copies and been translated into 42 languages, marking him as Sweden's most translated living author.

The Surrounded by series, which includes titles like Surrounded by Energy Vampires and the upcoming Surrounded by Liars, has reached a global audience, selling over 8 million copies in close to 60 languages.

He said, his mission is to simplify life by enhancing self-awareness and communication. Erikson's approach is practical and rooted in the belief that while you can't change others, you can change yourself. This philosophy has resonated with readers and audiences worldwide, making his books and talks transformative experiences for many.

Despite his current success, Erikson's journey was not without challenges. He spent twenty years writing before his first publication, driven by the dream of becoming an author. Despite the lack of belief from others, he persevered, continuously refining his craft and learning from professionals. His dedication meant early mornings and constant self-improvement until he finally achieved his goal.

Today, Erikson is not just an author but a mentor to top-level executives and entrepreneurs across Europe. He delivers around 120 keynotes yearly on various topics, including narcissism, leadership, and self-awareness.

Thomas Erikson lives in the Swedish countryside with his wife Christina, Sweden's romance author.

Photo credit: www.surroundedbyidiots.com
years of life: 19 September 1965 – present

Quotes

Erythrhas quoted2 years ago
Good qualities can become drawbacks in the wrong circumstances, no matter what the quality is.
Oumaymahas quotedlast month
Dismiss personal jealousy and complaints. Learn to have tolerance and patience, both with yourself and with others.
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We see what we do, but we do not see why we do what we do. Thus, we assess and appraise each other through what we see that we do.”
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