Analog strategies against AI skill erosion,
digital overwhelm, and the
death of creativity.
Productivity culture is killing you.
The grind is voracious. The crashing wave of your inbox looms like a tsunami. You’re using AI to ask AI if there’s a better way to use AI to figure out how to implement AI. You’re exhausted. You’re barely there. You’ve misplaced your mojo.
You have to wonder if there’s a way to push back. Is there a way to defend your career against AI skill erosion, corporate burnout, inbox overwhelm paralysis, and the firehose blast of contemporary maladies that come with a frictionless virtual workspace?
Can management motivate workers whose creativity is being consumed by AI? Can they ensure a through-line from today’s known workflow to the unknown workflows in the future? And can they do that while ensuring they don’t fall prey to quiet quitting, to digital apathy, or to creative surrender?
I believe there is. I’ve been writing about it for the last ten years at Analog Attorney. There’s a quiet, low-key professional revolution bringing old school tools into the digital workspace. In this emerging hybrid space, thought leadership isn’t scraped off websites—it’s developed slowly, by hand, on paper.
Bull Garlington is an award-winning B2B writer, author, and professional keynote speaker with over 20 years of experience delivering high-performing content for corporate audiences. As a solo worker for two decades and the author of the decade-long column Analog Attorney for Attorney at Work, Bull has established deep authority on overcoming digital overwhelm, mastering communication, and reclaiming professional focus.
Best known for his sharp wit and off-the-cuff storytelling, he has authored multiple books, including the travel narrative Fat in Paris, and has delivered high-impact keynotes for major financial services client appreciation dinners. Bull brings a refreshing, completely unplugged approach to corporate events across the Great Lakes region—proving that the most magnetic communication requires zero slides and no safety nets.
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