No. 01
BusinessJanuary 12, 2026
In spite of
The businesses that will have AI-literate workforces aren't waiting for someone to train them. They're building the capability themselves.
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Business
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No. 02
BusinessJanuary 7, 2026
The technician trap in an AI-first world
Gerber's technician, manager, and entrepreneur personas hold up. But they no longer map to people — they map to capability layers in AI-first firms.
No. 03
BusinessDecember 31, 2025
The E-Myth, revisited again: why Michael Gerber was right — and why that's no longer enough
Gerber taught founders to replace themselves with systems and people. AI changes what that means. Here's where the original insight breaks.
No. 04
BusinessDecember 15, 2025
When protection becomes a liability: iRobot, patents, and the innovator's dilemma
iRobot’s bankruptcy reveals an uncomfortable truth: patent protection can become a sedative that dulls competitive instincts.
No. 05
BusinessDecember 2, 2025
AI doesn't replace thinking — it replaces knowing
Knowledge used to be scarce and valuable. Now it's instant and free. The real question: how well can you think when knowing is cheap?
No. 06
BusinessNovember 29, 2025
Britain's management pipeline is broken: why the best-trained talent never reaches the firms that need it most
UK productivity lags because management capability is poor. The pipeline that should fix this has two choke points—and both are broken wide open.
No. 07
BusinessNovember 17, 2025
Beyond the prompt: why asking AI is already obsolete
Companies think they're using AI by prompting ChatGPT. They're wrong. The real transformation happens when AI stops waiting to be asked.
No. 08
BusinessNovember 14, 2025
Leadership is the new management: how AI is unbundling middle management and what to do about it
AI is absorbing the coordination half of management and leaving the leadership half. How companies are implementing that shift with today's tools.
No. 09
BusinessNovember 3, 2025
America's energy innovator's dilemma: when success becomes your biggest vulnerability
The US is falling into the same trap that killed Kodak and Blockbuster — but this time it's happening at a national level with renewable energy.
No. 10
BusinessOctober 21, 2025
AI literacy for managers: why it matters and how to build it
Learn to distinguish AI capability from expensive theatre. Six practical skills every manager needs to make better AI decisions and avoid costly mistakes.