New Horsepower

 
Which is the more common profession – blacksmith or tyre technician?
 

Without even looking at the data or asking your AI research agent for guidance, I suspect you already know the answer.

Having noticed on the roads around you, today’s ratio of carriages to horseless carriages. (While patiently waiting on the promise of autonomous carriages).

Because when the rubber meets the road, ultimately workforces – which means all of us – evolve and adapt as society and technology change around us.

Using new tools in transformed workplaces. Noticing that while the way we work might be changing, ultimately we keep delivering to the same timeless and vital needs.

From blacksmiths to tyre technicians, continuing to equip travellers to safely move forward.

So as the world shifts around us, remember the importance of continuous adaptation.

Skilfully navigating uncertain changes in trading dynamics by keeping your options open.

In other words – keeping a few irons in the fire.

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