Thoughts
The thinking behind the work.
On human performance, AI strategy, creativity, and what it takes to build organizations — and people — that last. Occasional, intentional, worth your time.
My mind rewired
In November 2012, I fell 30 feet. Doctors said I shouldn't have survived. I woke up unable to walk, talk, or remember my own life. Four months later I was running two miles a day. This is the experience that made my neuroscience research personal — and the one that convinced me the brain's capacity for rebuilding itself is the most underestimated force in human performance.
The newsletter
The thinking I don’t publish anywhere else.
Occasional dispatches on human performance, AI strategy, and the work of building things that last. No cadence pressure — only when there's something worth saying.