Read My Book. Or just buy it and put in on your shelf. Up to you.

John Waters once said, “If you go home with somebody, and they don’t have books, don’t fuck them.” Now, I’m not here to give dating advice, but if you’re thinking about the future of work, AI, and leadership and you don’t have this book, well… let’s just say you might be missing out.

"To Question Is to Answer: How to Think Critically and Thrive in the Age of AI" is now available for Kindle and in Softcover.
Order your copy here: Think And Thrive

What This Book Is Not
1. A list of 57 AI prompts to make you more productive. (There are enough of those. Google it.)
2. A playbook on how to ‘outsmart’ AI. (Hint: You won’t.)
3. A guide to writing better ChatGPT prompts for growth hacking. (If that’s what you want, you’re in the wrong place.)
4. An “AI for Dummies” manual. (You’re not a dummy, and AI isn’t that simple.)
5. A roadmap to replace your job with AI. (AI doesn’t take jobs - insert overused statement here.)
6. A step-by-step guide to automating your entire career. (You’re not a robot. Act accordingly.)
7. A shortcut to writing an AI-generated bestseller. (Good books are still written by humans. Like this one.)
8. A handbook for making your CV “AI-proof.” (You should be making your career future-proof, not just your resume.)
9. A book about how AI will ‘fix’ marketing. (AI is a tool, not a miracle.)
10. A tech geek’s love letter to AI. (This is about the human side of AI, not the code.)

What This Book Is
A field guide for those who want to think differently about the questions they ask their AI - beyond the hype, beyond the fear, and beyond the usual “10 hacks” content. It’s about how AI changes the way we work, lead, and create value. And most importantly, it’s about the power of asking better questions, because the right questions don’t just help us use AI more effectively, they might even shape a better future.