Perspective
09 / 09
The Meeting Is What I Lost
Why an ADHD brain reads a task list as 50 emergencies, and the lodge meeting I lost because work had taken up all the room in my head.
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Entry — Field Notes
Field Notes
Observations, experiments, lessons learned, and questions worth exploring — not every idea belongs on a business website.
Workbench
09 / 03
The Writing Was Never the Hard Part
Why AI works as a force multiplier in my content process and falls apart as a replacement for it, and what that says about the layoff headlines.
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Workbench
07 / 16
What Was Old Is New
Taking over a 12-year-old hand-coded site, finding it bogged down by unused template bloat, and what that taught me about going live with Blue Star Cigars.
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Perspective
07 / 15
What It's Really Like Living with Adult ADHD in a Room Full of People
A real-time breakdown of what's actually happening in an ADHD brain during an ordinary group conversation — and why it's so exhausting.
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Perspective
07 / 14
Thrown Into the Deep End of the Pool
On being undiagnosed as a kid in the 1970s, getting my son evaluated early, and why adults are treated so differently than children when it comes to ADHD.
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Perspective
07 / 13
From 75 Tasks to One Diagnosis
How an undiagnosed ADHD brain handled two decades of jobs that fit its pace, until a paralyzing to-do list of 75 tasks led to a diagnosis that changed everything.
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Perspective
07 / 12
Marching to the Beat of My Own Trauma
Growing up undiagnosed with Inattentive Type ADHD, and what I only recently learned to call Rejection Sensitivity Dysphoria.
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