Peter Fisk’s Blog

Who owns ideas in the AI age? … Why AI could unlock a golden age for authors, readers and ideas … time for book publishers to embrace change, to embrace AI rather than protest about it, and drive reinvention

May 21, 2026

I have spent more than two decades writing books. From Marketing Genius in 2004, to the award-winning Gamechangers, and most recently Business Recoded, translated into more than 35 languages, books have shaped my career, my thinking, and much of my lif …

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知能化されたシステム経済 … Japan’s next wave of innovators … Abeja to Ajinomoto, CarbonX and LayerX, ExaWizards and beyond … the quiet construction of a systems intelligence economy

May 19, 2026

There is a tendency, when talking about innovation, to look for what’s grabbing attention. We look for the visible signals: breakout consumer apps, billion-dollar valuations, charismatic founders on global stages, or sudden technological leaps that app …

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Small nations with big impact … How Estonia is rewriting the rules of global innovation, from Bolt’s mobility to Starship’s robots … inspired by small champions like Ireland and Iceland, Singapore to Switzerland

May 19, 2026

This week I’m working with a group of Estonian business leaders. Estonia, and the Baltics more generally, are a great source of entrepreneurial spirit, with small companies thinking well beyond their physical size or geographical domains. Some years ag …

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Trailblazer Leaders … why the future belongs to the people who continuously evolve faster than the world around them … driven by psychology not technology, stepping up to shape the future

May 15, 2026

There are moments in history when leadership itself changes shape. Not gradually, and not in ways that can be neatly captured by new tools or management fashions, but in a deeper shift in what organisations believe they exist to do. We are living throu …

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Innovative London … Checkout to Deepmind, Notpla and Nscale, Nothing to Octopus, Olio and Revolut, Tala to Wayve … 10 London-based innovators quietly rebuilding the operating system of the modern economy

May 14, 2026

There are moments when a city stops behaving like a place and starts behaving like a platform. London is in one of those moments. For most of the past two centuries, its identity was relatively stable: global finance in the Square Mile, legal gravity a …

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Javier Goyeneche, founder of ECOALF … “I want to be the Ralph Lauren of sustainable fashion” … made with fishing nets, plastic bottles and coffee grinds … the Spanish entrepreneur shares his passion

May 10, 2026

In many ways, Javier Goyeneche represents a new kind of entrepreneur for the 21st century: part fashion visionary, part systems thinker, part environmental activist, and part industrial innovator. While many sustainability pioneers focused on guilt, sa …

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“Fall in love with the problem” … entrepreneurial lessons for business leaders from Uri Levine, the founder of Waze and other unicorns

May 10, 2026

There are entrepreneurs who create companies, and there are entrepreneurs who fundamentally change how people think about innovation. Uri Levine belongs firmly in the second category. Best known as the co-founder of Waze, the crowdsourced navigation pl …

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The Thrive Manifesto … How future-ready leaders turn pressure into possibility, performance into flourishing … and change into a force for human and business growth

May 10, 2026

There is a moment in every great athlete’s journey when performance becomes something deeper than winning. After years of relentless training, sacrifice, setbacks and recovery, they arrive at a different understanding of excellence. Peak performance is …

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Alma Carraovejas … inspired by great Spanish wines, and reflecting on the power of a family business … rediscover time, build with purpose, innovate from within, invest in people, make a difference

May 6, 2026

The road out of the beautiful, historic Spanish city of Segovia rises gently up to the Castilian plateau, a landscape shaped as much by time as by terrain. Vineyards stretch across the horizon, their geometry softened by wind and season, their roots di …

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Muskism: The ideology behind the man who is rebuilding reality … how Elon Musk’s worldview reshapes technology, power, and capitalism … and why it may define the next era of global business systems

May 3, 2026

I don’t really like Elon Musk as a human being, his behaviour in public and as described in private, and I wouldn’t suggest leaders should emulate his style or conduct. Yet I do admire the sheer visionary engineering genius behind what he has built – T …

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