AI Will Steal Your Job: Here’s How to Steal It Back — eBook

Description

The layoff headline isn’t a forecast to fear. It’s a fight already in progress, and you are not a bystander.

101,743 U.S. job cuts were explicitly attributed to AI in just the first six months of 2026, already close to double every AI-cited cut announced in all of 2025 combined. Entry-level roles are collapsing fastest: employment for software developers aged 22–25 has fallen nearly 20% since 2024, while developers over 30 at the same companies grew their headcount. This isn’t a forecast anymore. It’s a measurement.

AI Will Steal Your Job — Here’s How to Steal It Back is the career book written FOR the AI era, not ABOUT it. It hands you a weapon, not a warning: the ADAPT™ framework and a twelve-week system for making yourself the person a company can’t afford to cut, industry by industry, week by week.

The ADAPT™ Framework

• Assess — Take the 50-question Career Survival Assessment and find out exactly how exposed your role really is.
• Develop — Build the 12 Human Superpowers a system built to predict the next likely word still can’t replace.
• Augment — Learn the Minimal AI Stack and the Augmentation Matrix that shows where AI extends you instead of replacing you.
• Pivot — Use the Pivot Compass to find your next move before you’re forced into one.
• Thrive — Run the Quarterly Thrive Review and keep widening the moat, on purpose, every quarter.

What’s Inside

• The 12-Week AI-Proofing System — a dated calendar and tracker, not a feeling about your career
• Six industry-specific Pivot Maps: Technology, Healthcare, Retail, Finance, Education, and Skilled Trades
• The Irreplaceable Brand Blueprint and Income Diversification Ladder
• The Manager’s Trust Bridge for leaders navigating a nervous team, and the Parent’s Reframe Table for anyone advising the next generation

Who This Is For

Four entry points, one system: the mid-career worker in an exposed role, the manager building team resilience, the recent graduate entering a disrupted market, and the parent advising a teenager on what comes next.

Read it cover to cover for the full argument, or find your entry point and start there. Either way, by the last page you’ll have walked out with a dated, twelve-week plan — not a feeling about your career, a document.