Beyond the Fog

Some see too many ways out. Some see none at all.

In fog you don't lose the road. You lose the distance you can see.

And without distance, every direction looks the same. So you stay where you are, and call it patience.

Wait long enough, and the decision still gets made. By habit. By whatever comes along next. By the market.

Just not by you.

A decision that is yours. Made by the person you are now. Under the conditions that exist now.

Not what you were rewarded for. What actually drives you.

Not a better version of the old life. A different one. People tell me that months later, and they are usually surprised by how much changed.

My life, defined by three turning points:

A job I lost.
A business that stopped making sense.
A divorce.

Each time the same thing... I had to question my premises. Under conditions I had not chosen.

Twenty years now, working with people, with organisations, standing in the same fog.

TEDx

Three years before ChatGPT, at TEDx, I predicted the rules would break. AI not coming. Already here.

Today I help companies rebuild their business model around it.

I connect dots before others see them. Now I help you connect yours.

Book a call. Thirty minutes, we see whether this fits.

Three sessions. We map what actually drives you, and what the next chapter has to carry.

You decide. What to do. Then, if you want, how to do it, and doing it. Often that means rebuilding a business model around what AI actually changes.