Leadership Unlocked: Delegate Better, Build Accountability, Lead Your Team
Jun 10, 2026 · 16 min · 8 segments
Dusty goes solo to challenge the growing obsession with AI tools and argues that the leaders who will thrive in the next decade are not the ones chasing every new platform, but the ones who remain…
If you open up your phone and there's another AI tool that everyone is talking about, you open your inbox, someone forwards you a thread about a platform you just have to try.
You open up LinkedIn, and there's a post telling you that if you're not using this by now, you're already behind.
And underneath all of it, there's a quiet question running in the back of your mind, "What am I going to do with my time now? Am I getting left behind? And honestly, I don't even know where to start." So let me name the trap directly.
Which tool? Which model? Which plugin? The entire conversation points at the tool, and the tool is the wrong place to start.
The money disappears because organizations are reaching for the tools before anyone has named the problem the tool is supposed to solve.
And the cost shows up in three places, in, in dollars, in subscriptions you're barely using, in your team, who now produces more output faster that still does not move the thing that matters, and in you, because you've started to feel like the problem is that you are not keeping up when the real problem is that nobody decided what to chase in the first place.
If you open up your phone and there's another AI tool that everyone is talking about, you open your inbox, someone forwards you a thread about a platform you just have to try.
You open up LinkedIn, and there's a post telling you that if you're not using this by now, you're already behind.
And underneath all of it, there's a quiet question running in the back of your mind, "What am I going to do with my time now? Am I getting left behind? And honestly, I don't even know where to start." So let me name the trap directly.
Which tool? Which model? Which plugin? The entire conversation points at the tool, and the tool is the wrong place to start.
The money disappears because organizations are reaching for the tools before anyone has named the problem the tool is supposed to solve.
And the cost shows up in three places, in, in dollars, in subscriptions you're barely using, in your team, who now produces more output faster that still does not move the thing that matters, and in you, because you've started to feel like the problem is that you are not keeping up when the real problem is that nobody decided what to chase in the first place.
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