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Why you love the status quo(1)

The Comfort Trap: Why You’re Wired to Stay Stuck

Why you love the status quo(1)

You tell yourself you want change. You buy the books, attend the seminars, and make the plans. Then Monday morning arrives, and you’re right back where you started. This isn’t a character flaw; it’s human nature. You love the status quo because your brain is designed to keep you exactly where you are.

The principle is as true for people as it is for organizations.

Stop Learning Start Building Why AI is Killing Average Engineers(1)

Stop Learning, Start Building: Why AI is Killing Average Engineers

Stop Learning Start Building Why AI is Killing Average Engineers(1)

Over the weekend, I attended a family gathering. One of my family members is a software engineer, and he mentioned that he has been looking for work for some time. He mentioned he was taking a Udemy course on Deep Learning to help his cause.

The 12 Hidden Innovation Levers Most Companies Never Pull

When most people think of innovation, they picture flashy new technologies or breakthrough products. However, in reality, innovation extends far beyond what you sell. The most successful companies treat innovation as a system, one that can impact every part of the business, from how they operate to how they serve customers and generate revenue.

Jensen Huang Nvidia Speed of Light

Speed of Light Management: Why Most Companies Are Designed to Fail Slowly

I recently read The Nvidia Way by Tae Kim. It tells the origin story and rise of Nvidia, a company that is at the center of the AI revolution. Also at the center of this revolution is co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang, whose unique management philosophy set the tone for the Nvidia way.

Below is my breakdown of one of his management concepts: Speed of Light.