Insights on Lean Six Sigma, Agile, Leadership, Innovation, and the Future of Work

In the early 1980s, I wired a cottage in Northern Canada using little more than determination, a Time-Life wiring book, and perhaps a dangerous amount of optimism. Today, I would have YouTube, Google, and AI helping me every step of the way. But that raises an interesting question: As intelligent machines make knowledge increasingly available on demand, are we becoming more capable... or simply more comfortable with the illusion of knowing?

I bet you've noticed that the adults around you are talking a lot about money, jobs, and something called "tariffs."

While the rise of knowledge workers has been instrumental in shaping modern economies, the future belongs to the knowledgeable worker.