The Information Age brought prosperity, access, and knowledge to billions. But that era is ending. In this episode, I argue that the Information Age has already given way to a new era: The Augmentation Age.
We no longer need to know everything—AI tools and digital memory hold that for us. Knowledge workers are being replaced. Google doesn’t send us to information; it delivers the answer. Designers, coders, lawyers, and writers are being augmented—or automated.
So what’s next? We explore the new economy of augmented labor—where hands-on skills matter again, trades thrive, and entrepreneurs are free to build leaner, faster businesses with AI as their co-pilot. I share how we’re already augmenting our bodies and minds—digitally, chemically, and mechanically—and what this means for the future of work, leadership, and strategy.
Whether you're a business owner, coach, or creative, this episode will help you understand what's ending—and what to do next.
🔧 Topics covered:
Why the knowledge economy is fading
How AI is replacing—but also empowering—creators
Why labor and trades will thrive
What entrepreneurs should automate first
The power of early adoption in the Augmentation Age
📌 Takeaway:
You don’t need to fear AI—you need to build with it. Systemize, automate, and get ahead of the curve.
The Information Age brought prosperity, access, and knowledge to billions. But that era is ending. In this episode, I argue that the Information Age has already given way to a new era: The Augmentation Age.
We no longer need to know everything—AI tools and digital memory hold that for us. Knowledge workers are being replaced. Google doesn’t send us to information; it delivers the answer. Designers, coders, lawyers, and writers are being augmented—or automated.
So what’s next? We explore the new economy of augmented labor—where hands-on skills matter again, trades thrive, and entrepreneurs are free to build leaner, faster businesses with AI as their co-pilot. I share how we’re already augmenting our bodies and minds—digitally, chemically, and mechanically—and what this means for the future of work, leadership, and strategy.
Whether you're a business owner, coach, or creative, this episode will help you understand what's ending—and what to do next.
🔧 Topics covered:
Why the knowledge economy is fading
How AI is replacing—but also empowering—creators
Why labor and trades will thrive
What entrepreneurs should automate first
The power of early adoption in the Augmentation Age
📌 Takeaway:
You don’t need to fear AI—you need to build with it. Systemize, automate, and get ahead of the curve.