I've never, ever known things to change so fast.
I know that seems obvious, but in my long time of being in dentistry, and in quite a long time running a business, I've never seen it change in almost every direction all at once.
Obviously, the technology is extraordinary, but potentially catastrophically disruptive.
The labour market is extraordinarily challenging; the economy, much the same.
The political environment is utterly unstable.
We might be at war in a minute, and we might be in a biological war.
Add into that, though, the geopolitical change in manufacturing and supply and production, and the stuff that's flooding out of China now, that's so inexpensive and of such high quality that all it can do is catastrophically change the market.
What chance do you have?
You need space to think and look and gather information.
The answer is not on your LLM
The answer's in your head.
Assimilating the information, taking advice from good people, and then actioning.
We're not in a world where the robots run it yet; it's still all about the insight and the provenance of the source and the quality of information you receive.
Start working on that.
Networks of trust- that's the key.
Blog Post Number - 4700