Reading books - rather than writing a book

I have been asked a good number of times if I am going to write a book about my rather long management and start-up experience when driving digitalisation.

But then, the now rolling out migration to the EU Trust Infrastructure. - now with focus on Business wallets - is so extraordinarily important and interesting must-have ladder also to the next plateau – AI-agentics - that it takes most of my time. 

Besides it is probably more important to read books than write a book these days. Now – on the plane to Geneva (GC25) – I started to read Atomic Habits by James Clear and picked up this:

“To write a great book, you must first become the book.”

 What James Clear is aiming at in his book and activities is to provide a synthesis of the best ideas smart people have made. 

My own ambition also - mostly on social media and when meeting people -  is very much like his: 

“My contribution, I hope, is to find the ideas that matter the most and connect them in a way that is highly actionable.” Emphasis mine..