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The race for green technology dominance is not a distant contest—it’s unfolding right now, and the United States is trailing behind. In 2024, China’s green industry sales reached $1.9 trillion, compared to $520 billion in the U.S. This gap is more than economic; it’s about strategic influence, energy security, and climate leadership. Picture this: a sprawling gigafactory on the outskirts of Shenzhen. Automated lines hum as robotic arms assemble battery cells at lightning spee

# Why We Must Return to Real Things: A Call for Tangible Transformation In a world increasingly shaped by digital abstraction, we must not lose sight of the tangible. If we are to thrive—indeed, survive—in the world we’re entering, we need to radically reinvent how we feed ourselves, build our homes, manufacture goods, move people and products, defend our communities, care for one another, and power it all. These are not virtual challenges. They are physical, material, and im

A Conversation That Sparked Reinvention: Reflections from Cyprus The driveway was discreetly secure, lined with trees that opened into an...

Reinvention Starts with Understanding the Trends I’ve spent the last few years immersed in conversations with leaders across...