A few weeks ago, I ran into a friend of mine from primary school. After some pleasantries, he said, “Dude, what’s going on with AI? I’m worried it’s going to replace us!”
He’s always been a worrier.
Tag Archives: entrepreneurship
You Can’t Fish in New Waters with Old Bait
I sat across from two insurance veterans last week, good people who’ve built a solid auto and health insurance business over decades. Their client base calls them for everything: “Can you check my policy?”What’s my deductible again?” “How do I file a claim?”
Why Making Something 10x Better Is Easier Than 10% Improvement
Most leaders are trapped in the incremental improvement mindset. They’re obsessing over 10% gains while their competitors are building something entirely different.
Stop Letting AI Think for You
We’re witnessing something unprecedented: the outsourcing of human intelligence at scale.
ChatGPT writes our emails; Claude crafts our strategies; AI generates our creative briefs. We tell ourselves we’re being efficient. But here’s what’s actually happening: we’re systematically weakening the very cognitive muscles that built our careers.
The research is in, and it’s sobering.
The Contrarian’s Edge: How Challenging Conventional Wisdom Creates Market Leaders
Most business leaders play it safe. They follow industry best practices, benchmark against competitors, and stick to proven formulas. This is precisely why they remain followers instead of becoming leaders.
From Cost-Cutter to Capacity Multiplier: The Real Promise of AI
I’ve watched dozens of companies implement AI over the past two years. Most treat it like a more sophisticated calculator, something to trim expenses and streamline existing processes. They’re missing the real opportunity.
Curiosity Always Wins
Most people and organizations play it safe. They follow proven formulas, stick to best practices, and avoid asking uncomfortable questions. This approach is failing them.