During a summer blackout when I was a kid, a neighbor ran an orange extension cord across the street so our freezer wouldn't thaw. It looked absurd: this thin line humming with borrowed power, keeping the lasagna alive.
Exploring the Intersection of Technology, Leadership, and AI
I write deeply researched articles on technology strategy, business leadership, and the ways AI is reshaping how we work and compete. Each week, I break down complex technical concepts into actionable insights you can apply immediately, whether you're leading a team, building products, or navigating your career in tech.
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The Breaker Box Economy
Why AI's future belongs to whoever controls the compute grid
The Internet's Forgotten Superpower
How modern web apps forgot to remember
The Experience Upload
Surface mastery downloads in seconds. Judgment still takes years.
The Three Infinity Stones That Can Erase Your Company
How Reddit mods, Google rankings, and AI models form a reputation kill chain you don't control
The Server in the Closet
The case for owning your stack
Tools Create Capacity, Workflows Create Value
The physics of organizational change that everyone ignores.
The Age of Citation
AI engines don’t care about rank - they care about corroboration. If you’re not in the synthesis, you’re invisible.
Win the Default, Win the Decade
The products that shape behavior aren’t the loudest... they’re the ones already chosen.
Mise en Place for AI Teams
Small tools, sharp edges, fast teams.
AI Belongs in Your Dev Pipeline, Not Your Product
Why the companies winning with AI aren't the ones with chatbots—they're the ones shipping twice as fast
Why Your Enterprise AI Strategy Is Failing
and it's not about the technology...
The Human Side of AI: Giving People Back Their Time
In 1927, Henry Ford made a revolutionary decision to transition his workforce to a five-day workweek. The reason wasn't just altruism - he discovered that...
When Products Think For Themselves
As products gain agency, we enter a new partnership - one that challenges our notions of trust, ethics, and innovation.
Don't Wait for January
The Myth of the Perfect Starting Line
AI Rule #1 - Customer First
In 1985, Warren Buffett wisely said, "The first rule of investment is don't lose. And the second rule of investment is don't forget the first rule, and...