The tools are getting cheaper. The org chart is getting shorter. Here’s my honest take on what that means for your job, your company, and where to steer your kids.

How I built a Notion AI agent to monitor Microsoft 365 Copilot updates, filter by app, and turn constant product changes into actionable, reusable knowledge for testing, training, and client updates & training.

“Can’t see the forest for the trees'“ AI is a new kind of forest, and it’s remarkably easy to disappear into the trees. We need builders willing to study every branch, but we also need systems thinkers who keep walking back to the clearing, looking at the whole landscape and asking: Is this the easiest solution?

“Nobody ever showed me how to do that.” Except someone did, three times. Here’s the simple, low-tech fix that ended the excuse, and why it’s also the first step toward making any team AI-ready.

While your internal AI system may check all the boxes, have you forced employees to outsource actually how to use it?

When employees use AI tools their company hasn’t approved, it’s called “shadow AI.” It can create security risks—but it can also reveal where workplace tools and processes aren’t meeting people’s needs. Here’s what businesses should learn from it.

Every business has that person who knows how everything actually works. AI implementation can reveal just how much your business depends on what’s stored in someone’s head or the spreadsheet someone made 4 years ago.

What our earlier panic about calculators can teach us about AI, productive struggle, and evolving the way we test for knowledge when presented with technology designed to think for us.

More of what we read online is being written by AI—and AI-generated content feeds on the next wave of AI-generated content. What happens when the internet becomes a copy of a copy? And why your own human voice, your experience, your judgement can never be replaced.