Reflections
Slow thinking, made public. Where experience meets the larger argument.
9 entries
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Tuesday Afternoon
On slow correspondence, friction, and the work that happens in the wait.
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The Thing That Wasn't Supposed to Move Me
I clear paths for a living and never noticed I was the one who needed it most. A field note on an empty idea box, a manifesto made out loud in a moving car, and being moved by the thing that wasn't supposed to move me.
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The Exoskeleton Doesn't Rest
A few weeks ago I wrote about the coffee going cold. Now the other half: what the exoskeleton takes. The research behind why the morning walk isn't rest from the work, it's where the work gets done.
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Addicted to the Output, Not the Outcome
A conversation with Claude after 2.5 months of intense building — on why we crave complexity, what the full backlog is really protecting us from, and what happens when the flow finally stops.
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The Exoskeleton and the Morning Walk
AI didn't give me superpowers. It gave me back my time. A personal field note on what it actually feels like to build an entire content campaign in one conversation — with a dog at your feet and a coffee going cold.
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The Runner and the Grid: A Field Note on Working with AI
AI is a Runner — fast, reckless, useful. A personal vocabulary for navigating the messy reality of working with AI every day.
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When the Floor Moves
When skills you spent years mastering become a button, it shakes your identity. Why AI anxiety is often grief — and how to start small.
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A Lightsaber Doesn’t Make You a Jedi
A Star Wars-flavoured look at AI’s light and dark sides in medicine, marketing, and education — and the small “Jedi habits” that help you use powerful tools without losing judgment.
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From Rediscovering the Joy of Making to Owning the Code - And Challenging You Along the Way
AI coding tools like Cursor and Codex helped me reclaim the maker joy I lost to no-code platforms. A dare to dust off your own side projects.