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Most companies don’t have an AI problem. They have a clarity problem. AI is everywhere right now—embedded into tools, layered into workflows, and increasingly expected to drive efficiency across the business. And in the right environment, it absolutely can. It can reduce time, increase output, and remove friction from well-defined work. But like most things in business, its effectiveness depends

I was at a Santa Monica Chamber event recently, meeting people for the first time, when someone said, half-jokingly, “Oh — you’re the guy they bring in to fire people.” I hear some version of that more often than you’d expect. I usually answer the same way. Sometimes people do get let go. But that’s rarely why I’m brought in.

I’m currently through week one of the F45 Challenge! What is the F45 Challenge?

Funny you ask!

F45 is a global fitness training brand best known for its high-intensity, functional group workouts. The name F45 stands for Functional 45—meaning each class is designed around functional movements (the kinds of motions you use in real life) and lasts 45 minutes (sometimes

Most people start coasting the first week of December and don’t really come back online until sometime after New Year’s. I’m not judging anyone for it — I’m right there with them. Every year, I tell myself I’m going to stay focused, and then I find myself wrapped up in Christmas parties, gift shopping, heavy traffic, and convincing myself that

 Nearly every company has begun experimenting with AI. Yet early data from multiple industries, reinforced by Aevisor’s work with ecommerce clients, indicates a widening performance gap. The organizations capturing value from AI are not winning because they selected the “right” model or “best” platform. They are winning because they are implementing AI differently.Specifically: top performers consistently allocate more than 70

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