Leigh Brown 8/7/25 Leigh Brown 8/7/25

The Hidden Productivity Revolution

The language we use reveals our bias. We speak of "accommodating" neurodivergent entrepreneurs as if we're making special allowances for something inherently deficient. It's the equivalent of treating left-handedness as a disability requiring accommodation, when the real issue is that we've designed a right-handed world.

Leigh Brown 7/22/25 Leigh Brown 7/22/25

AI Isn't a Shortcut, It's a Skill Test

There was a time when knowledge itself was currency: when those who had it wielded an almost mystical advantage over those who didn't. Libraries were fortresses of information, and expertise was hoarded like gold. Then the internet arrived and democratised everything overnight, eventually turning every smartphone into a portal to human knowledge. Suddenly, the teenager in rural Cornwall could access the same information as the CEO in Canary Wharf, and we thought we'd solved the great equaliser problem.

We were wrong, though. We'd simply moved the goalposts.

Now artificial intelligence has arrived to democratise something far more powerful than information: capability itself.