On the fifth day of AI unlocks, the bot unlocked something important for me. The strategy trap.
Many leaders believe they need a full AI strategy before they can do anything at all. That sounds disciplined. In practice, it usually leads to inaction.
In AI, strategy does not come first. Learning does.
The companies getting this right do not start with a 50-page roadmap. They start with one clear experiment. They learn quickly and allow strategy to emerge from real results.
When you wait for a perfect strategy, you delay insight. When you start small and intentional, strategy forms naturally through evidence, not assumptions.
AI is not a domain where certainty precedes action. It is a domain where action creates clarity.
If you want a five-minute breakdown, including the one-page template I use to greenlight AI experiments, comment unlock and I will DM it to you.
Tomorrow, we unlock the next one.
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