The deep work sprint is the wrong discipline
Deep work sprints make founders better at being indispensable. The discipline that matters makes you less essential — and that's the old E-Myth point.
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Deep work sprints make founders better at being indispensable. The discipline that matters makes you less essential — and that's the old E-Myth point.
A team going quiet on AI isn't proof the tools failed. It's stage three of the doom cycle: a predictable adoption valley, and a management job to fix.
GitLab's restructuring spends $35m turning a 2,500-person business into 60 small teams. Small firms already have that shape. Here's how to keep yours.
The AI subsidy era is ending and frontier-model bills are rising fast. A 90-day routing playbook to keep your SMB's AI costs predictable, not painful.
Most agentic software is assistive once it lands in your account. The questions to ask so you can tell roadmap from running product before you buy in.
A nine-staff firm now pays £25,850 more a year in employment costs. Why that's the new floor, not a blip — and how to rebuild your business around it.
Anthropic's Claude for Small Business is the best AI-employees pitch yet. But it can't define your work for you, and that was always the real barrier.
Being needed built the business. Around twenty people, it starts to cap growth. How to audit your week and choose what genuinely needs your judgement.
The UK's £500M Sovereign AI Fund is the right call on speed, compute and visas — but it doesn't fix the reason British AI is worth more in California.
Per-seat pricing was a polite fiction. Four major vendors stopped pretending this fortnight. Here is what every SaaS buyer needs to renegotiate today.