Year Zero, Operation: Mindcrime, and the Authoritarian Creep
I’ve been listening to a lot of music lately—not just my usual shuffle of favorites and forgotten deep cuts, but full albums. Start to finish. Stories set to sound. And…
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Leading with AI on Purpose
That Familiar Spiral: Reaction Over Intention We’ve all been there: it’s 10:00 p.m., you’re slouched in your chair, mind buzzing but body exhausted, wondering how your day vanished in a…
My Perspective On the Ethical Usage of AI and AI Tools
Why This Exists If you’re like me—a technology leader with ADHD—you know the promise of AI tools often clashes with the reality of trying to use them in a sustainable,…
One Voice: Why I’m Writing About Leadership and Politics on the Same Blog
“In a time of deceit telling the truth is a revolutionary act.”— George Orwell In some circles, there’s a persistent bit of advice: “Keep your professional and political identities separate.”…
Leadership Isn’t Broken—But the Lens We Use Might Be
Why ADHD and Human-Centered Leaders Are the Future of Remote Work Leadership books are full of frameworks, acronyms, and models. But if you’ve ever felt like none of them quite…