A study conducted by MIT/Harvard/Wharton and BCG show that consultants using AI performed much better and faster. Yet over reliance leads complacency and mediocre work. The key lies in matching your AI strategy with the task at hand.

Here’s how to turn messy world-changing news into an opportunity to upgrade your mental operating system.

Strategic Planning is usually an arcane and misunderstood process. However Jerry Mings broke it down into the most digestible 4-part framework. I share my top 3 learnings from this insightful session here.

In the AI age, it’s easier than ever for ordinary people to spin up a business and rake in millions. Yet 50% of entrepreneurs fail within 5 years. Steal my 3-part business strategy template to be one of the winners.

A framework to enhance our inner understanding and outer power, so that we can live informed and fulfilled lives in this rapidly changing world.

What if we could “productize ourselves” as AI assistants trained in our unique world lens and methods of problem solving. Here’s a thought experiment to see how life would be if you had a personal Mind Mapper at your finger tips.

I’ll show you how to parse through complex business and product decisions that stumps even the most efficient organizations.

Technology increases human happiness potential, but only to an extent. A mindset shift towards gratitude is required to break this ceiling. Fortunately, we already have everything we need to step off the hedonic treadmill.

Artificial Intelligence is having a hay day with lucrative generated portraits and the powerful ChatGPT. But is it actually good for us humans?

How should we approach complex events like the Russia-Ukraine conflict and form our own opinions without being overwhelmed by the news?

The economist John Maynard Keynes in 1930 predicted his grandkids would work just 15 hours a week. We’re definitely not there. What happened?

The invasion is widely framed through a single man’s ambitions, yet Putin is only the latest in a long line of Russian leaders who have had to cope with the same Russian map inherited across centuries.

A company is a slave to its business model, which predicts how it competes. The further a company gets away from its core competencies the more likely its endeavors will fail.

In a world of unpredictable rapid growth it’s the magnitude of the payoff that matters. Here’s how the best tech investors thrive in what legendary statistician Nassim Taleb calls the chaotic 4th Quadrant.

When a company announces new products way ahead of when it actually launches, it sends a market signal to competitors, investors, partners, and talent, which increases the likelihood of the original announcement becoming reality.

The greatest stock market rally in history coincides with the worst (real) economic crash since the Great Depression — what gives?

Everyone knows that startup investing is risky business. But what exactly is “risk”?

With all the AI-related fears, what if we could build an AI based on the Buddhist philosophy of compassion and empathy?