AI for Everyone
I write about technology, product thinking, and the craft of building things that matter — and help teams tell stories that cut through the noise.
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A brief record of what's current — updated when focus shifts, not on a schedule.
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Most AI writing optimizes for the week it ships. I optimize for whether I'd still recommend it a year later. That means fewer posts, slower publishing, and more time running things through real workflows before they become words.
What you read here comes from building products, running operations, and testing tools until they either earn a place or get cut. I'm not interested in predictions. I'm interested in principles that survive the next release notes.
Good systems outlive good prompts.
Test before you recommend.
Write from experience, not prediction.
Most tools promise speed. I care more about whether they'll still deserve a place in my workflow six months from now.
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Three posts to start with.
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Build notes, side projects, and experiments — what I shipped, what broke, and what I'd do differently next time.
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Practical guides for prompts, workflows, automations, and tools — written to be used the same day, not bookmarked for later.
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Long-form essays on AI, leadership, productivity, privacy, and the parts of modern work that don't fit a changelog.
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