Thinking on human-first AI, conscious leadership, and building what matters.
What actually connects you to AI isn't the chat window. It's context: the files in your Human Stack that keep the two-way connection strong.
Read article →Who values your work isn't always who pays for it. Two questions to answer before your next piece of marketing, plus an AI prompt to help.
Read article →Domain mapping is a journey map for the work that runs your business. Five steps to see where people stay, where AI helps and where it can work on its own.
Read article →You don't need code or clever prompts to build your first AI agent. Brainstorm the job, test it until it's right, then make it a skill or put it on a schedule.
Read article →A coach asked me how to get clients without living on social media. I hate it too. The work has an order, and the channel you post on comes last of all.
Read article →AI can help you write the post, but it can't press send for you. How to tell a draft that needs work from the fear of posting on LinkedIn, and what helps.
Read article →Obsidian can feel rough out of the box. Here are the settings and plugins I use every day, plus a free starter vault you can open and start typing in.
Read article →AI for coaches, from someone who has taught hundreds of them: what to keep human, what to hand over, the three levels of partnership, and where to start.
Read article →Loop engineering explained without code. What the stop-prompting, start-looping debate means for coaches and leaders, and when you have earned a loop.
Read article →Why AI makes things up: bias and hallucination creep in through the parts of the job you never specified. The fix is your material, constraints and judgment.
Read article →An AI delegation matrix for deciding what to hand to AI and what to keep. Two questions, four answers, and every task you have lands in one of them.
Read article →Human in the loop vs on the loop: the reassuring phrase puts you where you do least good and skips the decision that matters. Here is what to decide instead.
Read article →Every week I share one idea worth sitting with. On AI, leadership, and what it actually takes to stay relevant without losing yourself. No templates. No hacks. Just the thinking I wish someone had given me earlier.