The Firm Theory of the Collective Explore AI’s impact on the future of work, division of labor, and the theory of the firm—through three trajectories toward a new collective model. Continue Reading →
Fever Dreams and Fault Lines After six weeks of silence, a reflection on illness, AI doubts, geopolitics, immigration, and the paradox that humanity is both deeply divided and fundamentally alike. Continue Reading →
The Two Rings: One Is Honor. One Is Evil. Jail Them. One ring trains strength and honor. The other hides abuse and power corruption. Protect children. Prosecute evil. Continue Reading →
The Mind That Walked Before the Body A true, tender story about a seven-year-old who wished herself into her parents’ bed—revealing something profound about intention, dreams, and the power of the human mind. Continue Reading →
The By-Wire World: Interfaces All the Way Down A reflective essay on how modern technology shifts control from direct action to interpreted intent—from by-wire systems and MIDI to the human brain as a possible interface itself. Continue Reading →
The Early Aftermath: Changed Roles While Living the Book It has been three days — not even three full days — since I shared the private preview of Part One and Part Two of my upcoming book. Continue Reading →
This Book Was the Plan, the Aftermath Is the Lesson On groundwork, campaigns, and writing a book that studies itself Yesterday, I did something simple; and in a quiet way, irreversible. Continue Reading →
Three Big Goals (and the Fourth That Holds Them Together) A reflective New Year post on career change, health, family legacy, and the hidden fourth goal that connects them all. Continue Reading →
