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The Learning Triage: How to Decide What to Learn Next
You will never be current again — a four-question triage for deciding what deserves your finite learning attention, and what you can safely stay behind on. Somewhere on my laptop is a folder of saved tutorials I will never open. I add to it most weeks. The saving feels like progress — a small deposit…
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ikigai book review by Héctor García & Francesc Miralles
📖 Read or skip? ikigai book review Skim it — and ignore the four-circle diagram that made it famous, because that diagram isn’t in the book. There’s one idea here worth keeping, which is exactly what this shelf is for. Why this book, why now You already know this book even if you’ve never opened…
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Intent Is Not Inspiration. It Is Infrastructure.
The leaders who scale are not the ones who make the most decisions — they are the ones who make their intent clear enough that other people can decide without them.
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Physical AI Isn’t a Shortlist. It’s a Sequence.
Read or skip? For enterprise architects and delivery leads deciding where physical AI lands first. If you’re tempted to pilot whatever sits at the top of Deloitte’s chart, read on — the ranking and the deployment order are not the same list. If you’ve already mapped your physical-AI work as a dependency graph, you can…
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AI May Make Work Feel Faster Without Making It Faster
AI can cut the effort a task takes without cutting the time it takes — and that gap quietly distorts how we judge productivity.
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The Next Workplace Conflict Is Not Human vs AI
The real workplace divide forming under AI is not between people and machines. It is between the people who are managed by algorithms and the people who manage them.
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Book Review – Lead with AI Stay Human.
Lead With AI Stay Human Is A Book About The Leadership Identity Crisis How Modern Leaders Orchestrate Enterprise Value by Peter Whealy AI has a way of turning familiar leadership advice into something more uncomfortable. For years, leaders were told to be decisive, informed, expert, resilient, and close enough to the work to know what…
