In the military, those are two different lanes. One leads troops. The other leads strategy. Real leadership requires both. That same principle applies to business and AI systems. You can build tools all day, but without command-level thinking, clear intent, disciplined execution, and constant after-action review, you don’t have a system. You have noise. At SGT Poulson AI INC, we build like commanders: • Strategy first • Systems second • Automation with accountability • Execution that survives real-world friction No hype. No shortcuts. Just structure, clarity, and results. If you know, you know. SGT Poulson

This time of year is a good reminder that progress doesn’t always come from pushing harder. Sometimes it comes from stepping back, reflecting on what worked, what didn’t, and why. The AI space moves fast, but it’s not going anywhere. What does matter is clarity, on what you’re building, who you’re building for, and whether the systems you’re creating actually improve real operations. I’m using the next few days to reset, spend time with family, and think intentionally about 2026. Less noise. Better systems. Stronger execution. Wishing everyone a peaceful holiday and a strong start to the new year. Merry Christmas, SGT POULSON

Gemini 3 is a whole new level. Micro-solutions just got way more powerful and way easier to deploy. Excited to see what everyone builds with this. https://x.com/skirano/status/1990813093727789486?s=46

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I'm determined to make SGT Poulson AI INC. the next best in the field, but I'm struggling with market positioning. What industry or problem area do you see as most underserved by current AI solutions? Any examples of successful hyper-niche AI companies you recommend looking into?