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Google and McKinsey just partnered to help businesses adopt AI. That sounds like good news. But here's the uncomfortable truth: it's built for enterprise, not for you. When you spent $200/month on
Google and McKinsey just partnered to help businesses adopt AI.
That sounds like good news. But here's the uncomfortable truth: it's built for enterprise, not for you.
When you spent $200/month on that AI tool nobody used, it wasn't because you made a bad decision. It's because the entire AI industry is designed to sell to IT departments with six-figure budgets — not business owners running real operations.
You're not tech-stupid. You're just not their target customer.
Here's what this partnership actually reveals: even the biggest companies need a clear problem-first approach before picking any tool. McKinsey's piece of this isn't the technology — it's defining where AI fits before spending a dollar.
That's the step everyone skips. Including the consultants who sold you the shiny thing.
The one thing you can do this week: write down your single most repetitive business task — the one that eats hours and follows the same pattern every time. That's your starting point. Not a platform. Not a strategy. One task.
AI works when it has a specific job. Everything else is demo-ware.
What's the biggest gap between what an AI consultant promised you and what actually happened?
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