Learn to Think in Color

How can you use your assumptions to your advantage? Turn the invisible stories in your head into a competitive edge. Big Picture Framing Your assumptions are working 24/7 in the background—shaping what you notice, how you react, and which options you even  see . Learning how to  use your assumptions to your advantage  means treating them not as unquestioned facts, but as “best guesses” you can surface, test, and upgrade. When you do, you make clearer decisions, avoid predictable mistakes, and spot opportunities others walk right past. The key move is simple: instead of asking “Am I right?”, ask “What am I assuming—and how can I check it fast?” Why assumptions secretly run the show Assumptions are your brain’s default settings: quick beliefs about how people behave, what works, and what’s possible. Unseen, they can: Limit your options Make shaky ideas feel certain Cause you to repeat the same mistakes Used consciously, they: Let you move fast with clear “working theories” ...

What’s the Advantage to Those Who Start Using AI Earlier? Why early adopters are shaping the rules of the AI game As AI reshapes industries and workflows, those who started earlier aren’t just ahead—they’re building the road others will travel. This post explores the compounding advantages of early AI adoption and how the latecomers can still catch up. Expect insights on competitive edges, learning curves, and real-world dynamics. If you’re wondering whether being early to AI matters, the keyword is: momentum. The Compounding Power of Early Adoption Early adopters of AI technologies gain an edge not only in tools, but in mindset. They begin accumulating data, refining workflows, and developing institutional know-how long before AI becomes a norm. Like compound interest in finance, small consistent improvements over time create an exponential gap. Why This Matters: Experience builds efficiency : Teams familiar with AI tools work faster and make fewer mistakes. Data advantage : Early use...