I’ve been learning Python (the programming language) on the side, just for fun. Instead of going through long, multi-hour tutorials on YouTube or Udemy. I’m using AI, ChatGPT, to be specific. As a learning aid, AI can help me provide quick feedback, personalized guidance, and support as I
The call no one expected On October 21, 2020, at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, employees logged into a Zoom call they believed would be a rallying moment. Many of them had been recruited from some of the most respected creative and technology companies in the world — Google, Netflix,
Full disclosure: I’m from Indiana, so I’m likely biased. As a Hoosier from Fort Wayne, Indiana, I attended Ball State University, yet found myself rooting for IU this football season. My wife and pretty much our entire family were screaming at the TV during IU’s national championship
Almost every week, we hear new predictions about how human-first AI will change the way we work. Scientists, economists, and business leaders often talk about a major disruption coming in the 2030s, driven by the AI revolution and its transformative impact on society and industries. Actually, Forbes takes an interesting
When I first created the ARC Framework, Adjust Perspective, Recognize Patterns, and Cultivate Insights, I wasn’t aiming to make a model for others. I was just trying to manage my own thoughts. For years, I relied almost entirely on instinct. I made quick decisions, reacted on impulse, and changed
Recently, my wife and I were sitting on the couch watching a show. I can’t remember which one, or even which streaming service, but during the commercial break, an ad caught my attention. It showed a younger guy sitting through a sales presentation, clearly bored. Across from him was
On Christmas Eve, while half unplugged and casually scrolling, I came across an article on Yahoo discussing the future. Specifically, what the next 10 years might look like because of AI (Yahoo News). It wasn’t written to scare people or grab attention with bold predictions. Instead, it felt calm
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Often, when I write, I’m really writing for myself. That’s especially true during seasons of transition, and no time of year highlights that better than the holidays. From mid-November through New Year’s Day, life swings hard toward extremes. There’s great food, gifts, gatherings, late nights, and
We’re living through one of the loudest eras in human history. Data from the University of California, San Diego (UCSD) shows that the average person now absorbs more information in a single day than earlier generations did in a week. This study found that a person will consume around
If you pay close attention, you’ll notice a simple but powerful truth: Your life, work, and family are shaped by patterns — the recurring loops that quietly influence your choices, often long before you’re aware they’re happening. These patterns shape what you believe, how you behave, and the
Most people believe their biggest challenge is thinking. They assume they overthink too much, can’t make decisions, react too emotionally, or can’t see the right path forward. But the truth is far more straightforward: thinking isn’t the real problem — perspective is. When your perspective shrinks, thinking becomes
Implementing AI into your 3Cs of Strategy — Curiosity, Clarity, Consistency — is no longer optional. Artificial intelligence (AI) is the broader concept behind AI strategic thinking, driving innovation and transformation across organizations. But many leaders who claim to “embrace AI” are only using it for surface-level tasks, such as writing faster,
Simple strategy for a complicated world — and why AI makes the process even more powerful. The word strategy gets tossed around so casually that it’s almost lost its meaning. With so many definitions and words used to describe strategy, confusion is common. In boardrooms and brainstorming sessions, it often
We’ve entered a new era — one that demands awareness, adaptability, and purpose. The World Keeps Shifting The world keeps shifting. Fragmenting. Evolving. In just the last 50 years, we’ve catapulted from the Industrial Revolution into the Information Age. We watched computers and semiconductors change everything. We saw the