Essays: Writing is how I think.

I hid the loss of my twins behind a suit and a professional smile. Watching the internet dissect another grieving father reminded me how little we truly understand about each other's survival.

From Guns N' Roses to surveillance pricing: A field guide to reaching your lifetime limit for bullshit.

Why a 3% error rate is for more dangerous than a 40% one, and how to quietly disarm it.

Silicon Valley wants to build the future and buy off your dignity with a monthly stipend. Here’s why they should take that bribe and cram it.

Why companies keep confusing AI adoption with progress—and what a smoother move taught me about starting with the problem instead of the tool.

I brought twelve movers coffee on a ninety-degree Friday, ordered myself something embarrassing, and then built an entire theory of leadership out of it.

For twenty+ years I was the guy with the idea. Turns out that was the easy part.

A short essay on the experts, the catastrophists, and the lies you tell yourself

Billy Bragg said it 43 years ago. He was early.

What a lawyer-turned-electrician, a workshop in Charlotte, and a conference in midtown taught me about reinvention.