Writing
I write to make the complicated feel human.
Sometimes that means AI adoption. Sometimes it means motorbikes, street food, and the strange intimacy of being far from home.
People, technology, and power
Questions worth sitting with.
Essays about how people learn, lead, create, govern, and find their place in a future shaped by AI.
Please Don’t Call on Me: What Learning to Read Late Taught Me About Learning AI
A personal story about shame, confidence, and giving people a path into AI.
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I Did Not Need a Better Headshot. I Needed to Be Seen.
On visibility, identity, and what it means to recognize yourself in the story you tell the world.
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AI Needs Us to Make Governance Sexy (Like Brand Already Is)
Why governance needs a compelling story, a clear identity, and an invitation people want to join.
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Showing Up Anyway: AI Anxiety, Optimistic Futures, and Sundays with Frankie
What AI anxiety taught me about parenting, courage, and choosing to participate in the future.
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The road is where my voice got loud.
Long before I wrote about AI, I wrote about what happened when I left home, paid attention, and said yes to the story in front of me.
28 days in Southeast Asia
Bartender in Saigon
Street food, traffic jams, hospitality, new friendships, and the kind of travel that keeps unfolding after you come home.
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Abruzzo, Italy
Waiter on an Italian Farm
A season as a WWOOF-er at an agritourism with 1,300 sheep, 50 goats, 12 pigs, a donkey, and more lessons than Italian words.
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Words and images belong together