Insights on AI Strategy & Innovation

Ever pulled burgers off the grill, only to discover the centers were not really cooked?

Do you know any liars?

I sometimes make a joke at the beginning of my workshops.

I wrote about myself quite a bit yesterday.

An event registration with no participants.

This simple question evokes memories for anyone who has been on a road trip before, either as a child waiting, or a parent trying to explain.

I didn’t care much for school as a kid.

May 15th, 2026

You are probably sick of hearing about AI. Possibly sick of hearing about innovation. Almost definitely sick of people promoting themselves on online.

Last week, I wrote about a historic Greek victory that changed the future of Western civilization.

Let's be honest: best practices don't exactly thrill most people.

Last week I wrote about my Five Magic Slides — a simple, repeatable format I use to bring clarity to complex, messy projects.

I did 1200 chess puzzles so that you don't have to.

Three years ago, I set myself a challenge: Could I teach strategy in a way so that people could actually improve their capabilities?

Another lifelong lesson from working as a teen.

Most innovation efforts fail before they begin. A substantial part of this is not stopping to collect your thoughts and take inventory.

Interested in keto? Thinking about trying a fasting diet? My wife and I decided about a month ago to do the Prolon 5-day FMD Diet.

Maybe you're like me, getting between 5 and 15 robocalls a day. Maybe you're also like me, in that they seem to interrupt at the most inconvenient times.

Continuing from where we left off, we rejoin Mark Thyme, IoT Spy, saving the world with smart technology.

There are two types of people in this world: