Why do you believe fighting technology is the wrong way to live and work?
Replied byNeil Patel
Co-founder, NP Digital at NP Digital
Niche: AI, Marketing, Agencies
Revenue: $1M+/month
Location: USA
Started: 2015 or
Every time there is a big technology shift, some people lean in and others fight it. The people who lean in usually get the upside. I have never felt that going against technology helps you in the long run. You may slow change for yourself, but you cannot stop it. I prefer to adapt and figure out where the opportunity is.
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