
Please become my competitor.
The tools agencies once sold access to are open to anyone now. Why I mean it when I invite you to compete, and what still doesn't come in the box.

The tools agencies once sold access to are open to anyone now. Why I mean it when I invite you to compete, and what still doesn't come in the box.

There's no score and no finish line — just whether a real person can get through. After thirteen years in the work, here's why the checklist was never the bar.

Everything before the handoff is a draft. Build capability, not dependency — and let people own their own infrastructure.

The jargon isn't protecting your expertise. It's hiding it. Say the true thing simply and watch what happens.

The exciting technology is rarely the one still standing when you need it. A case for deliberate, durable, slightly boring choices — made on your behalf, not mine.

The most trust-building sentence in my professional vocabulary, and the one most people are afraid to say.