Whether you work for yourself or a company, it's time to consciously create a future that benefits YOU, not just Big Tech.

If you're a free-thinking problem solver who knows how to communicate wisely & well, the world needs you.

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It’s not just about being eager, smart, aggressive, determined. It’s not even about being tech-savvy.

It’s about being critical, creative, & structured in how you think & communicate.

These skills develop *within you* & are the currency of the AI age.

Can you see cultural patterns & move on them?

Can you solve problems amidst instability?

When you’re spinning your wheels, can you stop & switch gears?

Do you know how to ask the right questions, find best answers?

Can you LISTEN?

If not, Big Tech is about to run you over.

Here’s the bit to inspire you: Robbins also dropped a key insight. The people who’ll survive & thrive?

The innovators.

The critical & creative thinkers who know how to adapt & grow amidst chaos.

Chuck Robbins, CEO of Cisco, said his customers aren’t just curious about agentic AI, they're fiercely working to adopt & integrate it.

"Agentic,” he said, “is the destination they're trying to get to."

He’s talking about Big Tech, but it applies across all industries.

In a recent interview on CNBC, Jim Cramer summed it up well: “Inexpensive thinking machines do what expensive people can.”

People? They're too expensive!

The buzz-phrase of the year: Agentic AI.

It's no longer about ChatGPT summarizing books or helping with social posts. AI can now act independently to do a job from start to finish.

It’s particularly concerning for the Media industry &, in academe, for the Humanities.

Whether you’re choosing a major, switching careers, or have a profession, you’re feeling it: AI is disrupting everything.

It's not just automating tasks. It's replacing entire jobs.

Copyeditor, marketer, translator, voice actor, entry-level anything... Zwoop. Gone.