What I'm thinking about, in three areas.
Where marketing and AI meet. The book, the course and the talks.
5 postsTheory of Constraints, and what makes systems and people perform.
5 postsWhat AI changes for work, software and the people who build it.

AI didn't replace programmers. It replaced typing code. The job moved up a level, the same way it always has.

Every big leap in marketing has moved us a little closer to a one-on-one conversation. AI is the first technology that can go all the way.

Learning to build AI agents taught me a better way to solve problems, and a better way to run a team.

How a childhood game of tug-of-war cost me my front teeth, and taught me the one rule behind every system that underperforms.

My annual review showed I'd left almost $3 million on the table, and the cause was embarrassingly simple.

I'm a recovering perfectionist. What finally cured me wasn't motivation. It was engineering.

Most people are stuck on level one and decide AI is overrated. Here's what the other three levels look like.

Why execution comes down to discipline, how to pair it with motivation, and the one thing that makes both easy.

Stop copying funnel templates. Break a funnel down to its raw parts, find the one part holding it back, and rebuild it brick by brick.

I spent 11 months fixing the wrong thing. Meanwhile, the real problem was hiding in plain sight.