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Q2+ 2025 Reading

If your business model prints cash, then by all means, have a 20% project policy or an AI fluency boondoggle-fest. But if you are under real pressure to build an AI-first or AI-efficient business, just stop. It's not that fluency projects aren't important, they simply aren't efficient, and they are contributing to layoffs.

I'm noticing a distressing trend, it feels like we are living in a novella where people are misunderstanding each other in ways that make the audience (me) both frustrated and sad.

The last several months have been emotionally charged for me. I've been intentionally investing in more reading

One of the things I’m most excited about in this Ambiguity Age is the realization that we are forced to ask better questions.

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One thing that set me back early in my career was being completely obtuse about how much people hate to admit they don't know.

Attending TED after just finishing Kara's Burn Book had me reflecting on her comment that everything will be digital.

My interest and passion for learning and development (and opportunity gaps) is due to my own complex educational background.

As you all know I’ve been talking to a lot of people these days. I’m also reading a lot and I’m thinking even more.

Recovering from generational trauma is not for the faint of heart.

There’s a roulette scene in the all-time classic film Casablanca where hero and casino proprietor Rick helps a young couple in distress

Intellectual curiosity is the skill we all need to build. We need to recruit for it, promote it, and most importantly develop it. Every day.

While attempting to fix a network issue at home* we stumbled upon a box of old floppy disks.

There has been a lot of talk in the industry about Millennials and how they impact a talent strategy.