When what you’ve always known doesn’t work anymore, you’re not in crisis – you’re at an inflection point. We live in a society that expects you to have it figured out. The collective narrative glorifies people and businesses that seem to have it all together – usually with outsized success. Few talk about what happens
Courage is a lot like eating healthy – you know you should do it, but you never seem to be able to do it as consistently as you’d like. And you’re probably not doing it as often as you think. Just like eating healthy, you may initially want to for external reasons. To be seen
When people talk about AI as if it’s one big thing, it makes it harder to deal with in any meaningful way. On the flip side, it can sometimes seem like there are 9,768 small AI tasks or tools to keep up with – and that doesn’t make the AI wave any easier to address either.
“We are all adults here.” This is the phrase my neighbor – a software engineer – repeated over and over again a few years ago as he worked to navigate the decisions passed down to him and the teams he managed. He’s not the only one. It’s a phrase I’ve heard from so many employees