Henry Innis has built Mutinex around a deceptively simple question: with more data at our fingertips than ever, why is it still so hard to make a good decision? The candid Australian entrepreneur joins Michael Kassan to unpack why speed and judgment have become competitive advantages, how advertisers are reclaiming control of the economics behind their marketing, and why AI is forcing companies to rethink how they learn, allocate capital, and measure what matters. And with the machinery of execution becoming increasingly automated, Henry makes a provocative case for what may follow: a new golden age of creativity, strategy, and storytelling.

Heart of the Matter: Warren Kornblum on the Value of Belief
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The Acceleration Effect: Michael Nyman on Why Speed, Courage, and Story Still Win
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The Barbell Theory: Christine Cook on Human Curation, Trusted Media, and the Power of Presence
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