Age-Gating the Internet Is a Blunt Instrument. Kids Deserve Better Tools.
There’s a growing, bipartisan fantasy that if we force the internet to check everyone’s ID at the door, kids will be safe and society will be tidy again. It’s comforting…
Category: Personal
Purpose Is Practice, Not Perfection
In many of my recent posts, I’ve explored what it means to lead as a neurodivergent person within systems that weren’t built for us. How do we resist those systems—and,…
Bricks Within Reach: LEGO as a Remote Work Anchor
I grew up building. LEGO, Erector Sets, K’NEX—you name it, I engineered it. Gears, motors, pulleys, bridges. If it clicked or bolted together, I was in. But like a lot…
When “Distraction” Is Just Misunderstood Attention: Motivation, Remote Leadership, and Reframing Priorities
I was listening to Making It—the podcast by Bob Clagett, Jimmy Diresta, and David Picciuto—when they got onto the topic of distractions. Specifically, how things we label as “distractions” can…
Why Leadership Feels Impossible Right Now: When Everything Feels Broken
Lately, I’ve been struggling a lot with motivation. Not the kind a podcast can fix. The kind that makes you stare at your backlog, your OKRs, your Inbox, and just……