In an age of infinite AI fluency, leaders need calibration. A one-page Decision Brief turns confidence into assumptions, evidence, and tests.
If you meet the Buddha on the road—kill him
Kill the Process Buddha. Don’t replace it with an AI one. Process is an alibi; AI is velocity. Choose judgment.
The Spiral Climbs: Ideas Are Expensive, Systems Are Cheap
Design isn’t dead; it evolved. 2025: systems are cheap, ideas expensive. My connected stack and 48-hour loop to ship fast and learn.
AI, Early-Career Jobs, and the Return to Thinking
AI is erasing entry-level jobs, but the future belongs to timeless human skills: logic, rhetoric, and judgment that machines can’t replace.
Practical AI Development: A Look at Lovable.dev
Practical lessons from building a complex POC with Lovable.dev, fast results, clear limits, and where AI dev tools fit today.
Cost-Speed Economics 2.0. How AI-Powered Freelancers Outrun Big Agencies
AI‑powered freelancers cut costs by up to 60% and deliver faster than agencies, giving leaders a smarter, leaner way to get projects done.
The AI-First Operator Is the New Product Manager
AI is replacing translators with operators. Product managers must evolve or step aside, the future belongs to those closest to the signal.
AI + UX: A Few Notes from the Field
How we used AI tools to cut UX delivery time by ~60%. Without extra budget or headcount. What worked, what didn’t, and what we’d do again.
The AI Mirror: How We Become the Systems We Use
Biased AI trains us. This post explores how small distortions turn into systemic bias through human–AI feedback loops.
Change Isn’t the Enemy, Comfort Is
Why legacy processes fail and how real change starts. Kotter’s model, Kaizen, and AI insights for leaders ready to evolve.
Redefining Agency Value in the Age of AI: What Clients Really Need (And How We Get There)
Discover what clients truly need from agencies in the AI era, and how forward-thinking teams can deliver strategic value beyond automation.
The Illusion of Intelligence and the Death of Discernment
AI makes it easy to sound smart, but without editors or critical thinking, truth becomes optional, and trust erodes fast.







