Starting here
A short note on what I plan to write about and why this corner of the internet exists.
Notes from the work
Writing, field notes
& observations.
Ideas about software, product judgment, trust, and building things that have to work in the real world.
Index / 12
All writing
The Quiet Architecture of Stories
A reflection on how stories, art, and silence help us create meaning and find peace within a noisy world.
A Tattooed Existential Crisis: Syntax and the Soul
An imagined journey through punctuation, tattoos, and the symbols we use to make sense of existence.
In the Eyes of the Matrimonial Storm (Part 1)
A candid, humorous reflection on marriage, social expectations, and the uncertainty surrounding lifelong partnership.
The Story I Couldn’t Tell
A lyrical reflection on faces, beauty, memory, and the stories that live behind what we see.
Octopus Wisdom: Eight-Arm Strategies in Product Management
Five lessons from the adaptability, intelligence, and versatility of the octopus for better product management.
Avoiding World War 3: PM Edition—Because Bugs Shouldn’t Escalate
A product-management thought experiment about diplomacy, collaboration, technology, and designing a more peaceful world.
Building Great Products: Rome Was Not Built in a Day, But It Burnt in One
What Rome’s long construction and sudden destruction can teach product teams about resilience and continuous improvement.
Using Customer Feedback to Improve Your Product: Best Practices
Practical ways to listen to customers, interpret feedback, and turn what you learn into a stronger product.
The Perfect Burger Recipe: A Product Manager’s Guide to Building a Delicious Product
A playful guide to product development using the ingredients, preparation, and iteration behind a great burger.
The Unbreakable Bond: How ‘The Blood of the Covenant’ Shapes Product Management
What chosen bonds can teach product teams about trust, collaboration, customer relationships, and shared purpose.
The Great Wall of China: A Monumental Lesson in Tracking Product Metrics
Three lessons from the Great Wall about setting clear goals, monitoring progress, and learning from the past through product metrics.