The Only Asset AI Can't Build
Your AI strategy is sending your employees a message about what you believe humans are for. Most companies have no idea what it says.
Engineers Went First. You're Not Far Behind.
What software teams learned about AI that every profession will learn the hard way.
The "Human-Centric AI" Lie, and the End of Homo Sapiens
Let me actually define what "human" means in the context of ‘Human Centric AI’
A Jobs-Survival Guide for the Already Doomed
In which AI comes for your job and finds it defended by confusion, inertia, and a mortgage.
The Dumbest Strategy in the Room
When I asked about his strategy, he said three words. "Beat last year." I waited for the rest. There was no rest.
Know What You'd Kill
The AI decision nobody's making, and why it determines everything else
The Capability Paradox
Would I be as effective in my role today if AI disappeared tomorrow?
Good Is Where Great Goes to Die
The hardest prison to escape is not a bad life. It's a good one.
The Nerd Principle
There’s a difference between eliminating waste and destroying the conditions for mastery
Tantric Lessons for CEOs in the Age of AI
What ancient wisdom about polarity work reveals about why your organization feels dead
Build Builders, Not Users
The biggest bottleneck in business is shifting. From 'Who can build it?' to 'Who knows what to build?'
Your Consulting Firm Just Hired a Country of Geniuses
My bet on what consulting becomes when analysis stops being scarce.
When Bubbles Build Civilization
Every civilization-grade technology shift in the past 500 years has been both a speculative bubble and a genuine transformation. At the same time. The bubble doesn't cancel out the revolution. The bubble FUNDS the revolution.
Your Org Chart Is From 1855. Your AI Is From 2025
When your AI-augmented employees become too fast for the company they work in
Your Bookstore Doesn't Need a Website
"You cannot have a strategic discussion about how AI impacts your business unless you have a fundamental understanding of AI." Not expert-level knowledge. Not a PhD. Just enough literacy to see what's actually possible.