Five years later.
Sarah stood at the front of a conference room overlooking Nairobi.
The room was packed.
Business owners.
Graduates.
Managers.
Entrepreneurs.
People from every corner of Kenya.
All of them wanted answers.
All of them wanted to know what the future would look like.
Sarah smiled.
It was strange.
Five years ago, she had been sitting alone in a small apartment, terrified by a restructuring email.
Terrified that AI would take her job.
Terrified that the future had no place for her.
Now people were paying to hear her speak about that same future.
Life had a sense of humor.
She looked around the room.
Then she asked a question.
"How many of you are worried about AI?"
Almost every hand went up.
Sarah nodded.
It was the same fear she had once carried.
The same fear Peter had carried.
The same fear Brian had carried.
The same fear millions of people still carried.
She took a deep breath.
Then she told them something she wished someone had told her years ago.
"AI was never the biggest threat."
The room became silent.
"The biggest threat was standing still while the...