The old world of work is dead—killed by AI, global connectivity, and a pandemic that proved most jobs could be done anywhere. Welcome to the age of agency, where you're the CEO of your own career, your laptop is your office, and your ability to adapt is your superpower.
Millennials and Gen Z are quietly staging the greatest workplace revolution since the lunch break—building one-person empires with AI sidekicks that work 24/7. While corporations form committees to discuss AI strategy, digital natives are already living in the future, turning artificial intelligence into artificial employees that never need coffee breaks.
Fiverr, once the scrappy $5 gig disruptor, is ripe for reinvention. With three bold moves—becoming the freelancer’s OS, winning over enterprise clients, and embracing AI as a sellable asset—it could 5X its business in just a few years. But only if it remembers what made it special to begin with.
E-commerce is set for bold transformations in 2025, from hyper-personalization to AR/VR integration and hybrid storefronts. Drawing on my retail and e-commerce experience, this article explores trends shaping the future and how brick-and-mortar stores can adapt, blending technology and human connection to stay relevant in a rapidly changing landscape.
Josh Nash 