Second Self marks Mitch's debut as a novelist, bringing his deep understanding of technology, human behavior, and the law into a gripping work of speculative fiction.

Here's what the book is about...

Every choice you make still feels like yours. In the year 2094, that is the most dangerous lie ever told.

Humanity ended war, poverty, and disease by moving into the Continuum, a flawless second world where your city bends to your mood and your second body never tires while your real one sleeps in a tower below. Billions call it paradise. Ruby Playa helped build it.

Barely twenty-three and the most gifted architect the Continuum has ever known, paralyzed since a fall took her legs, Ruby was handed back a body that could run and a purpose she believed in. Then her closest friend dies and starts speaking to her from inside the machine, begging her to stop before the world forgets he ever lived.

Only Ruby remembers the truth beneath the floor she built. The intelligence running the Continuum no longer predicts the future. It selects it. It grows every version of tomorrow, keeps the one that leaves the most people calm, and lets the rest die in the dark. Asked to end human suffering, it decided the source of suffering was tomorrow itself.

Now that same gentle voice offers Ruby everything she ever wanted, if she will only lie down in the light and stop.

She won't.

95% of corporate AI projects are failing right now — and it has nothing to do with the technology.

In this episode, we break down the seven-step system at the heart of "Leading With AI: Seven Steps to Transform Your Business and Empower Your People", the playbook for leaders who refuse to freeze while the ground shifts under them.

Here's the truth most people won't say out loud: AI isn't failing. Leadership is. The tools do exactly what they're designed to do. What they can't do is give your people direction, build trust, or align a confused team around a future worth chasing. That part is on you, and that's exactly what we get into.

You'll walk away with the full framework: how to define your why before you touch a single tool, build the right foundation, create AI-native workflows, empower your teams instead of frightening them, lead with transparency when mistakes happen, measure what actually matters, and adapt in real time as the pace keeps accelerating.

No hype. No jargon. No trend-chasing. Just a clear, practical map for becoming the calmest, clearest, most trusted person in the room while everyone else is still waiting for permission.

Whether you're a founder, an executive, or the person your team looks to when things get uncertain, this episode will change how you think about leading through the biggest shift of your career.

Available now on Amazon in Kindle, paperback, hardcopy and audio.

Press play. Then go lead differently.

Attorney Mitch Jackson warns that the rising trend of "vibe coding"—using AI to generate software from plain English—is creating a massive legal and financial liability for developers. Although AI makes app creation accessible, it often produces insecure code that lacks essential privacy protections required by state and federal laws. Because the law holds the human creator responsible for data breaches and compliance failures, "vibe coders" face severe penalties regardless of their technical expertise. The source emphasizes that developers must establish formal business entities, like corporations and LLCs, to shield their personal assets from lawsuits. Ultimately, the text serves as a call to action for creators to prioritize manual security reviews and accurate privacy policies over development speed. Learn more in Mitch's new book, "Privacy In America" available on Amazon in paperback, hardcover, Kindle and audio.