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They’re paying for what you noticed. And the gap between the two has cost me more work than any skills gap ever did.

Two years into an ADHD diagnosis, I've worked out what I'm chasing when I disappear into a problem — and it's not productivity.

Building got cheap. Defining the problem didn’t — and that’s where the whole job quietly moved.

The three-legged stool of AI risk in your working day

A response to Chris Blair — because no agent has ever switched itself on

When your brain connects Aristotle, Ubuntu Core, and red meat grading in less time than it takes to make a coffee.

The Weekend I Stopped Saying “Voice Might Be Next”

I had the right diagnosis. I just only had half of it.

Why Your Next AI Investment Will Live or Die by the Harness Around It

Written while thinking clearly, for use when you’re not.

What leaving a big corporate role taught me about masking, difference, and what success actually means.

Something significant has shifted.

How Claude's new phone-to-desktop agent is an accessibility win hiding in plain sight

LLMs aren't just productivity tools — they're an infrastructure decision on par with electrification. Most organisations are making it without realising it.

Because knowing AI exists is useless.

On learning that the thing wrecking your stomach might have nothing to do with what’s on your plate.

I’ve spent my entire career wrestling with the same fundamental tension: how do you balance the urgent need to move quickly with the professional responsibility to not create tomorrow’s train wreck?

The ADHD experience of time — and three strategies that actually changed how I work