Getting sick last year was one of the best things that happened to me. It didn't feel that way at the time. I had to let go of 3 team members while trying to get BigMoves AI off the ground. It was rough. But looking back... it forced something I wouldn't have done otherwise. It forced me back into the weeds of business. Here's the trap most experienced business owners fall into with AI. If you've been running a team for years, you've been trained to delegate. Something not worth your time?...

I was in Singapore recently and caught up with a mate who coaches some of Australia's most successful entrepreneurs. He's written books on it. Spent years figuring out what separates people who consistently perform from those who just work hard and stay stuck. He told me my edge is 'the innovator.' Someone who has a feel for how things work across all types of businesses and niches... and can piece together old methods with new technology. I didn't disagree. But I also hadn't thought about it...

One of the most challenging decisions business owners have today is: When do I go all in on AI? And the answer isn't straight forward. For example, we're continuing to debate whether to rebuild our entire website and move off Wordpress to a custom solution. Long-term it makes total sense. Every few months it becomes easier and easier. And I've seen a number of people spend 3-4 weeks moving to an AI first, vibe-coded solution for serious websites. (of course you can stand up a few simple pages...