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In this eye-opening episode of the Reflect Podcast, Ed Fassio explores what it truly means to become an Agent Boss in today’s AI-powered world.
This isn't about job titles—it's about mindset.
As AI reshapes the modern workplace, a new kind of leader is emerging: one who doesn’t just use AI but orchestrates it—blending systems thinking, emotional intelligence, and digital fluency to lead across a hybrid workforce of humans and machines.
Ed breaks down the core psychological traits of these "Agent Bosses," from techno-empathy to cognitive agility, and unpacks the reality of the Human Capacity Gap—the growing space between AI acceleration and human adaptation.
You’ll also learn:
- Why old-school change management no longer works in the era of exponential tech
- What happens psychologically when people fall behind
- And a practical, five-step roadmap for transforming yourself into an Agent Boss
🎧 Whether you’re a strategist, technologist, or just trying to keep up—this is the episode you didn’t know you needed.
👉 Subscribe now for more bold, human-centered takes on the future of work and AI.
🧠 We’re telling the future. Are you in it?
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