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We're seeing a lot of articles these days about the success of Warren Buffett and Berkshire Hathaway. And just a couple of weeks back, WSJ did a great piece on Costco. What do the two have in common?

Thoughtful, strategic, intentional decision-making.

(Plus the patience and discipline to follow through.)

Neither company took shortcuts or leapt on fads. They made smart moves that pushed Corporate FOMO™ aside to focus on their business. And over time they've both seen impressive ROI.

There's a lesson in there for any company that's eager to adopt AI. Are you doing this because you've made clear-headed, well-informed decisions about how AI can improve your business? Or are you making a quick move to capitalize on AI's popularity?

The first one positions you for long-term, sustainable gains. The other might get you a quick publicity bump.

Which path will you choose?

(If you're focused on the long-term, let's talk. I can help. )