What Twelve Months of Saying Yes (Carefully) Taught Me
After writing so much about saying no, here is the honest other half of the story: what changed when I got deliberately better about saying yes, carefully, instead.
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Why I Still Sketch on Paper Before Opening CAD Software
Every project still starts on paper, with a pencil, before a single line gets drawn in CAD software. Here is why that old habit has earned its place permanently.
What Running a Segment Taught Me About Editing Myself
Radio has a hard, unforgiving time limit. Learning to genuinely cut content I liked, rather than rushing through everything, changed how I communicate everywhere else too.
What I Tell Parents Buying Their Kid's First Phone
Parents ask me constantly what phone to actually buy their kid. The real, useful advice has very little to do with the specific model and a lot to do with everything around it.
Why I Still Test Every Site on a Bad Connection on Purpose
Every website I build gets tested on a deliberately throttled, bad connection before launch. Here is why that single habit catches problems nothing else does.
Flashback Friday: What "High Speed" Internet Used to Mean
Early broadband was marketed as "high speed" at numbers that would feel unusably slow today. A look back at how dramatically the bar has shifted.
The Browser Extension Problem Nobody's Watching
People carefully secure their passwords and devices, then install browser extensions with sweeping permissions and never think about them again. Here is why that gap matters.
What I Actually Think Happens to Entry-Level Tech Jobs Next
I get asked often what happens to people just starting out in tech as AI gets more capable. Here is my honest, considered take, not a comforting one or a doom-laden one.
Why I Still Trust a Paper Map on a Job
I have written plenty about drones, thermal cameras, and digital mapping. I still carry a paper map and compass on a callout, and I do not consider that contradictory.