How to Train Your Team for the AI Era

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👋 Hey friends,

I’ll be honest — for a long time, I misunderstood what “AI readiness” meant.

When the first wave of AI hit the workplace, I thought the winning move was obvious: teach everyone the tools. Run a few workshops, set up access to ChatGPT, maybe host an “AI in the workplace” seminar.

But the results were… flat.

People attended. They nodded. And then they went back to doing things the same way.

That’s when I realized something deeper — AI adoption doesn’t fail because people don’t understand the tools. It fails because they don’t feel invited to use them.

That’s what this edition is about.

Not another framework or model — but how to train humans to work with intelligence.

In today’s edition, we’ll unpack:

  • Why most AI training fails (and what actually sticks).

  • What data reveals about workforce learning and adoption.

  • A practical 5-step framework for building an AI-fluent culture.

  • Real-world playbooks from PwC, & Accenture. And what leadership looks like when your teammates are part human, part machine.

Let’s get into it.

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