The gap is the work.
There's a gap between the people doing the sharpest thinking about AI and the people who actually need to act on it.
On one side: brilliant strategists — Wharton professors, ex-Amazon product leaders, deep technologists — publishing frameworks that reshape how we think about what's coming. On the other side: a business owner trying to figure out whether AI is going to change how they run their HVAC company next year.
That business owner doesn't need another "5 AI Tools for Small Business" listicle. They need someone who reads the strategists, understands the frameworks, and translates them into "here's what this means for your business on Monday."
That's what AI in Crayon does. Three times a week — Tuesday, Thursday, Friday — one blog post + one companion podcast script. Strategy translated for leaders.
Why "in crayon"?
Because the best explanations are simple enough to draw in crayon. Not dumbed down — distilled. There's a difference. Dumbed down loses the insight. Distilled keeps the insight and loses the jargon.
A practitioner for real business leaders — not a consultant who hasn't worked a real job in years.