Commit to ranges,
not numbers

“We live in unprecedented times” is a trope that continues to be true. And yet, most of us long-range plan as if everything were stable. United Airlines has pivoted to a more realistic approach to forecasting. They now provide ranges for future earnings per share (eps) for the two most likely future scenarios. The lesson here is to acknowledge your environment in your projections or face the consequences of ignoring them.

– Phil

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AI action figure
social media trend 

Earlier this year a trend was to create AI generated profile pics for your social media and now the latest trend is using AI tools to create hyper-realistic, miniaturized action figure versions of yourself. Experts warn of some underlying risks, including data privacy concerns, algorithmic bias, and the environmental impact of AI usage. As the craze grows, so does the conversation around how far is too far when it comes to digital self-replication.

– Tim

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Do stop
believin’

Spring is a time for renewal. Sometimes that includes going back and mopping up some of the messes we’ve made for ourselves over the course of our complicated existences.

– Mel

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Boreout: The threat
to engagement in the age of remote work

A new workplace phenomenon called “boreout” is emerging, characterized by feelings of disengagement and lack of purpose due to monotonous tasks and insufficient challenges. Unlike burnout, which stems from excessive workload, boreout arises from under-stimulation and can lead to decreased productivity and morale. The role of the people manager is key in avoiding both boreout and burnout

– Tim

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Don’t
stop me
now…

Leave it to a dog to teach us the power and wonder of focus and resilience. Enjoy your victory, Rover!

– Mel

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The art
of taking
action

When faced with the unknown, waiting can appear compelling. After all, you will know more in time. Perhaps, and you will forfeit the benefits of taking action.

Picasso’s agreement to create a painting in 5 minutes provides a helpful reminder that during change, the ones who succeed are most often the ones who take action, regardless of the challenge.

– Phil

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