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Francesc Pujol
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Professor and economist, specialized in reputation, leadership, and communication.
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Francesc Pujol —or Francis, as his students call him— is a professor and economist at the University of Navarra, where he directs the Economics, Leadership & Governance Program. After living in Switzerland for nearly a decade, he discovered that harmony is not uniformity, but rather respect for difference and the pursuit of the common good. At TheNomba, Francis invites us to pause. His Stage, Writing to Grow, invites us to observe daily life attentively and to transform writing into a practice of self-discovery. Not as an exercise in productivity or style, but as a way to listen to oneself, understand, and act with greater coherence. Through four Steps —the everyday, the trivial, the gift, and the projection— he teaches us that writing can be a path toward maturity.
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Francesc Pujol
Economist
Francesc
Professor and economist, specialized in reputation, leadership, and communication.
Pujol
Featured in various media outlets
Francesc Pujol —or Francis, as his students call him— is a professor and economist at the University of Navarra, where he directs the Economics, Leadership & Governance Program. After living in Switzerland for nearly a decade, he discovered that harmony is not uniformity, but rather respect for difference and the pursuit of the common good. At TheNomba, Francis invites us to pause. His Stage, Writing to Grow, invites us to observe daily life attentively and to transform writing into a practice of self-discovery. Not as an exercise in productivity or style, but as a way to listen to oneself, understand, and act with greater coherence. Through four Steps —the everyday, the trivial, the gift, and the projection— he teaches us that writing can be a path toward maturity.
Who is
Francesc Pujol
?
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In a landscape of technological revolution, TheNomba is a journey for those who know that leadership in the empire of AI can only come from the human element.

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Francesc Pujol is an economist at the University of Navarra, spent nearly a decade living in Switzerland, and directs a leadership program. But at TheNomba he isn't here to talk about numbers. He's here to show you that sitting down to write what you think can be the most transformative act of your week.
Your Ally
at TheNomba
Francesc Pujol
Economist
Francesc
Professor and economist, specialized in reputation, leadership, and communication.
Pujol
Featured in various media outlets
Francesc Pujol —or Francis, as his students call him— is a professor and economist at the University of Navarra, where he directs the Economics, Leadership & Governance Program. After living in Switzerland for nearly a decade, he discovered that harmony is not uniformity, but rather respect for difference and the pursuit of the common good. At TheNomba, Francis invites us to pause. His Stage, Writing to Grow, invites us to observe daily life attentively and to transform writing into a practice of self-discovery. Not as an exercise in productivity or style, but as a way to listen to oneself, understand, and act with greater coherence. Through four Steps —the everyday, the trivial, the gift, and the projection— he teaches us that writing can be a path toward maturity.
Who is
Francesc Pujol
?
WHAT
THEIR STUDENTS SAY
In a landscape of technological revolution, TheNomba is a journey for those who know that leadership in the empire of AI can only come from the human element.

DO YOU WANT TO SEE
A CLASS?
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QUESTIONS
AND MORE
discover
MORE allies
Francesc Pujol is an economist at the University of Navarra, spent nearly a decade living in Switzerland, and directs a leadership program. But at TheNomba he isn't here to talk about numbers. He's here to show you that sitting down to write what you think can be the most transformative act of your week.





