I was standing in my dad’s workshop, covered in enough sawdust to look like a breaded chicken cutlet, when I finally realized why 'easy' is a trap.

You know what makes my eyes glaze over faster than a mid-afternoon spreadsheet? Technical documentation.

I spent a morning in August screaming at an AI chatbot that can’t feel shame, and honestly, the bot won…not my proudest moment.

Your calendar tells on you.

I’ve vibe-coded enough solutions to know exactly when a 'freaking amazing' tool turns into a Frankenstein Monster.

At some point, every entrepreneur has whispered, “I wish I could clone myself.” (no, just me??? ok.)

There has been this whole energy around TL;DR (too long, didn’t read) for a while now.  It feels like everyone wants the quick fix.  The magic pill.  The instant answer.  The summary of the book/video/article.

1. Points. Badges. Streaks.Because nothing says “mental health” like a digital leaderboard for brushing your teeth.

My LinkedIn feed just staged an intervention using a post I wrote to my future self three days ago.

“Don’t leave your coffee for too long and then be surprised why it’s cold.” - Lewis Howes