How I rapidly speed up my work and expand my scope. Over my career, I've accumulated a set of skills that have helped me work faster and get more stuff done in less time. I've mostly kept all of this knowledge to myself-until now.

A few weeks ago, I started working on an idea. Today, I'm taking a step back. Not just from projects, but thinking about where I want to go in my overall career.

Many of us feel the most engaged in our work when we're building something new. Often times, the first step on that journey involves pitching your idea to someone in order to get their support to move forward. In my career so far

For all of the Twitter and Google bots, yes this post is about #nocode. It's time to circle back a bit to why I decided now was the time for me to start working towards a side-project in the first place. Sure, months of remote

I have never been a startup founder. I am not a venture capitalist. I’ve spent a total of ~48 hours in the Bay Area. But I’m super interested in startups, venture, and thinking about the future.

My approach to maintaining individuality and resisting group-think among the best networks in the world.

A combination of staying inside forever, calls to build, and stories about discoveries under quarantine (like... gravity) naturally leads conversation about "what's coming next?" Now, I am not the person to try to answer this, but