Occasionally I am asked about the most important books of my life, and being an English major in college, I am happy to oblige. Often my choices are more driven by creativity and fiction rather than business, with a few strong exceptions.
[We're all anticipating for Dune 2, on March 1, 2024.] In the tech room at a writing conference many years ago, we created a TOP TEN TECH/SCIFI movies of all…
There is no justification for an Apple Vision Pro at this moment unless you are looking to develop content.
The AVPro is going to change everything we know about entertainment and computing. The time horizon for that event, however, is several years off.
When I talk about Tribe, or "circle of passion," I am talking about a Business Groups and Activity-Based Groups.
Today, the Apple Vision Pro is about to rip AV and VR and "spatial computing" wide open.
I have a ton of choices about energy management, mental acuity or dullness, and all the ways I can change my trajectory in any direction.
And my "artist" didn't complain about the redos. And this took about 5 minutes. So, if you're a graphic illustrator, you'd better get your chops up with AI.
You might want to make sure you're still comfortable endorsing, even passively, all the people in your LinkedIn Network.
Does the *artist* or *musician* label lessen your authority in pure business leadership roles?