We Don’t All Think the Same President Trump’s recent frustration with Iran reflects a challenge that has confounded every U.S. administration since the 1979 Islamic Revolution: the assumption that Iran’s …
The rise of AI and the rise of prediction markets are usually discussed as separate trends. They shouldn’t be. Both signal a deeper transformation in how intelligence is organized inside …
There’s an old cartoon that’s a favourite of mine: Two researchers stand at a blackboard, surrounded by dense equations. In the middle of it all, one has scribbled, “Then a …
The Three Stages of Your Business Career Why What Made You Successful Early Will Undermine You Later Why Your Strategy Must Evolve—And How to Stay Ahead of the Curve A …
The Seven-Year Shelf Life of a CEO Why even high-performing leaders outgrow their roles — and what it means when they leave at the top. In business as in sports, …
Your KPIs Shouldn’t Define You Picture this. An employee wraps up a high-stakes project—tight deadlines, tough calls, plenty of pressure. You walk over, ready to engage. Then comes the moment of …
A.I. and the Economy: Lessons from the U.S. for Australia Artificial Intelligence is driving a major shift in the U.S. economy, fuelling rapid demand growth—particularly in infrastructure like data centres …
Meta-Ignorance: The Hidden Risk in Business Decisions Every leader knows the challenge of uncertainty. As former U.S. Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld put it: “There are known knowns… There are …
AI Is Great at First-Order Thinking At last week’s government roundtable, AI was on full display—complete with the major hype that seems to follow it everywhere right now. The enthusiasm …
Culture Isn’t a Soft Skill—It’s a Global Business Strategy Watching negotiations around the war in Ukraine, one thing becomes clear: diplomacy doesn’t just fail because of opposing interests. It often …
