Love Out Loud
The book takes you through 9 fundamental concepts guided by hard-hitting questions that will inspire introspection, connectivity and self-awareness.
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Leave a legacythat shapes the future ofHumanity
This Generation's
Messenger
of love
Nicole Gibson is a visionary entrepreneur, speaker, and leader at the forefront of emotional intelligence and technology. As the Founder and CEO of inTruth Technologies—the world’s first emotion bio-tech. With a bold mission to revolutionise how people understand and master their emotions, Nicole is reshaping the future of personal well-being, leadership, and human connection.
A seasoned founder and impact-driven innovator, Nicole has spent over 15 years building communities, leading high-growth ventures, and securing multi-million-dollar investments to scale transformative ideas.
Nicole’s entrepreneurial journey began in social impact, where she gained recognition as one of Australia’s youngest trailblazers in mental health advocacy and served as the youngest Commonwealth Commissioner for Mental Health. She has since evolved into a thought leader in emotional intelligence, leadership, and technology. Her work challenges the status quo, bridging the gap between AI, emotional intelligence, and human potential. Beyond her role at inTruth, Nicole is the founder of Love Out Loud, a movement dedicated to fostering authentic human connection and conscious leadership.
Nicole’s vision is clear: to create a world where emotional intelligence is as valued and measurable as IQ—empowering individuals and organisations to lead with self-awareness, integrity, and impact.
Initiatives
Biometrics → AI → Emotions
Learn more at intruth.io
Making emotion measurable
IN TRUTH bridges neuroscience with human experience to empower individuals, teams, and societies to connect with greater emotional intelligence.
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Legacy Disorder
The book goes on to examine the divisive cultural beliefs and paradigms that currently afflict humanity, urging readers to evaluate their own perspectives and bias.
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“Nicole Gibson wants to make a change; she is determined to make a real difference. Through her personal experience she understands exactly the change she needs to make. Nicole is able to carefully dissect situations and provide me with a myriad of answers that propels me into new areas of thinking, not just about mental health but about the human condition...”
“Chatting with Nicole Gibson left me completely inspired. A modern day philosopher, Nic has built companies and designed solutions that bring people together and help solve some of the biggest underlying issues we see in our ourselves and our communities.”
“Your talk moved people to tears. There was a shift in my thinking after your presentation. Your inspirational words woke up the entire room to how our current response to mental illness is not working. What I took home was the current system needs tweaking.”
“It was such a privilege to have Nicole visit our community. She has absolutely left such an imprint on those who were lucky enough to soak up her wisdom. I cannot speak highly enough of this young woman, she has truly inspired myself, our workplace and our community.”
Recent media
Why we need a mindshift on AI and emotional data – and how startups will build a future of self-awareness
10-31-2024
Nicole’s opinion piece for Startup Daily on why emotional data deserves a new mindset, written after Channel 10’s The Project featured inTruth Technologies.
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The bold Aussie start-up using AI to track your emotions
10-28-2024
The Sydney Morning Herald profiles Nicole’s path from Australia’s youngest Commonwealth mental health commissioner to founding inTruth.
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The fight over ethics intensifies as artificial intelligence quickly changes the world
01-10-2024
Nicole joins 9&10 News’ Good Day Northern Michigan to discuss leadership and ethics in the AI industry.
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