The world is changing, again. Here's how you think your way ahead.
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Jon Borrill spent four decades as a Chartered Management Accountant, building a career across six countries and three continents and achieving financial independence in his early forties. He continues to consult on systems, workflow and AI.
In his later years he turned deliberately toward the creative — producing and acting in a feature film and co-writing a full-length musical — and found that the same thinking tools worked just as well.
He has navigated every major wave of technological change in his working lifetime — from the first spreadsheets to the internet to AI. He lives in Vancouver, where he still writes his own songs.
A five-book series about thinking clearly in a world being transformed by AI. The title is a metaphor — but it's still your song that counts. All five books are now available on Amazon.
Bogart is a hapless golfer fighting to save his beloved course — and learning the fundamentals of the game through a series of comedic misadventures. Co-written with director Clive Scarff, the Bogart series spans six instructional golf books, each one teaching a core skill through Bogart's very particular approach to the game.
The feature film Why You Suck at Golf — written and directed by Clive Scarff, produced by and starring Jon Borrill — is available now on Amazon Prime and at whyyousuckatgolfmovie.com.
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A full-length musical comedy co-written with long-time friend and collaborator David L Thomas, four years in the making. What began as a songwriting partnership grew into something considerably more ambitious.
The story follows Jeff, whose birthday party takes an unexpected turn when his wife, his girlfriend — who arrives from inside a birthday cake — and his college sweetheart all find themselves in the same room at the same time.
The show features an interactive concept: at the end of Act One, the audience votes via QR code to choose which of three possible second acts is performed that night. Every performance is different.
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First production — Vancouver, 2027
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The world is changing, again.
Here's how you think your way ahead.