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Your gut feeling got you this far in business. But when it comes to AI, gut feeling is exactly what's getting people burned. You're not alone in buying a tool that sounded impressive in the demo and
Your gut feeling got you this far in business. But when it comes to AI, gut feeling is exactly what's getting people burned.
You're not alone in buying a tool that sounded impressive in the demo and now sits unused at $200 a month. That's not a failure of intelligence. That's what happens when everyone's selling you intuition-based decisions dressed up as strategy.
Here's what LSE researchers are finding: the business owners winning with AI aren't the most tech-savvy. They're the ones using evidence-based frameworks to decide what to try first. Meaning they test small, measure results, then scale what actually works.
The difference is sequence. Not "which AI tool is best" but "which single problem is costing me the most time or money right now." Start there. One problem. One tool. Thirty days. Measurable result.
You don't need to overhaul anything. You need one decision made with evidence instead of hype.
This week, write down the one task your team repeats most that adds zero value. That's your starting point. Not a vendor pitch. Not a guru's recommendation. Your own operational data.
What's the AI purchase that didn't deliver for you — and looking back, what was missing before you bought it?
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