1 - Humans vs AI: Copy-Trading Goes Mainstream
Dub lets you copy real investors’ trades or pit them directly against AI-driven strategies. A live experiment in whether human intuition still beats machines with money on the line.

2 - The Startup Powering ChatGPT’s “Human Intelligence”
Mercor, the company supplying human expertise to train AI systems, is now valued at $10B. Behind every “smart” model is a growing human workforce.

3 - The Best Ai Model for Every Request
Perf automatically selects the best AI model per request - optimising cost, speed, and reliability.

4 - Why Most AI Products Fail?
Leaders from OpenAI and Google break down lessons from 50+ real AI deployments.
The biggest failures aren’t technical, they’re organisational.

5 - Hottest Ai Tool: Claude Cowork for Real Business Workflows
Claude Cowork shows how AI shifts from chatbot to embedded teammate.

1 - Davos 2026: Mark Carney’s “Principled & Pragmatic” Viral Speech
A rare Davos moment that didn’t sound like Davos. Carney used a simple grocer’s story and a 5-step narrative frame to make global power, pain, and possibility feel human!

2 - How Executives Can Claim Less And Prove More
This article breaks down why leadership credibility no longer depends on how confidently a story is told, but on "operational proof."

3 - A Short History of Greenland — “The Most Valuable Piece of Real Estate on Earth”
This explainer connects history, resources, and power to show how long-term positioning shapes today’s leadership decisions.

The Question

If you asked an eight-year-old Zoroastrian boy named Cyrus, "How does the fire stay alive?" he wouldn't say, "Because it’s magic."

He would point to the Mobed (the priest) wearing a white mask over his face so his breath doesn't dim the glow. Cyrus would say:

"The fire stays alive because we promised to never leave it alone."

Usually, in stories, heroes do one big, brave thing, like fighting a dragon. But the hero of the Zoroastrian fire is a different kind of brave.

In the Zoroastrian religion, they believe that to keep the world good, we have to be custodians. That’s a big word that just means "The Caretakers."

Think about your best friend. You don't stay best friends just because you think they are cool. You stay best friends because:

The Zoroastrians teach us that the most important things in the world are like that fire. If you don't feed your garden, the plants die. If you don't practice your piano, the music stops. If you don't take care of the people you love, the "fire" of that love goes out.

The fire doesn't need you to believe in it; it needs you to show up for it. ---

🍀 What Can I Do to Impact, Live Sustainably and Make the World a Better Place?

1 - Why Aren’t Deserts Covered in Solar Panels?
Just 4% of the world’s deserts could theoretically power the planet. So why hasn’t it happened?

2 - A New Ocean Is Forming in Africa
Tectonic forces in East Africa are slowly splitting the continent in two. We’re watching the birth of a new ocean in real time.

3 - Gen-X Tai Chi: Strength Without Strain
A simple Tai Chi-inspired workout designed for bodies over 40. Longevity is about moving smarter!

4 - Do Cooling Mattresses Actually Improve Sleep?
Sleep experts review whether cooling mattresses meaningfully improve rest and recovery. Temperature, it turns out, may be the most underrated sleep lever.

5 - How to Drain Your Liver of Fat, Without Extremes
An insulin expert explains practical steps to reduce liver fat and improve metabolic health.

A systems thinker with a storyteller’s instinct.

This week Jenson reflects that many leaders fear that admitting they’re still learning will cost them credibility. He examines how success can quietly harden into certainty and how that certainty becomes a barrier to growth. Through familiar leadership stories and a systems lens, it explores why humility isn’t a soft trait, but a necessary posture in an increasingly complex and unpredictable world.