Boon Shin Ng

In fact, I’ll tell you a secret. When someone wants to interview me for their show, I ask them to send me some questions a week in advance. I spend hours writing down answers from different perspectives, before choosing the most interesting one. Then when we’re in a live conversation, I try to make my answers sound spontaneous.

This isn’t about adding an AI feature to a static product. It’s about asking what a form could be if it were AI-native from the start. That kind of thinking doesn’t fit easily into the roadmap of a legacy product.

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Consistency compounds while occasional brilliance fades.

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You don't need more time. You need more focus.

Time isn't the constraint. Your choices are.

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Great outcomes aren't built on great days, but on consistent ones.

You can't just count the days when it's easy. Each day moves you closer to the goal. No day is a hero; no day is a villain.

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success comes from enjoying the daily practice enough to stick with it for a long time.

Second, the rapid improvement in both capabilities and cost efficiency means that any static strategy for AI implementation will quickly become outdated. Organizations need to develop dynamic approaches that can evolve as these models continue to advance. Going all-in on a particular model today is not a good plan in a world where both Scaling Laws... See more

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