When the laptop is closed — what I'm reading, building, climbing, and capturing.
I photograph things that feel worth keeping — people in unguarded moments, light at strange angles, places that have a mood to them. It's the same instinct as writing: noticing something specific before it disappears.
Candid moments & unguarded light
Somewhere in transit
Film when possible, digital when necessary
Candid moments · Available light · Travel & in-between spaces · Film when I can
Usually three at once — one dense, one light, one fiction. Reading is probably what makes me a better writer more than anything else I do. Will recommend something within three minutes of meeting you.
Required reading for anyone who writes. The permission to start messy changed how I approach every draft.
I come back to Didion when I need to remember what precise, controlled prose actually feels like.
Dense and worth it. Makes you see feedback loops everywhere — especially in content strategy.
On the nightstand. Needed something generous and warm before the next difficult non-fiction.
At the intersection of writing and code. Most are experiments. A few actually work. Building tools forces you to think precisely about problems — which makes you a better writer.
A workflow that uses LLMs to generate structured briefs from a handful of inputs — audience, angle, goal. Cuts brief-writing time significantly.
Writing + AIA curated set of prompts for common content tasks: research synthesis, outline generation, tone adjustment. Built from real workflows.
ToolingA simple tool to identify which article structures, angles, and formats perform best — across clients, across time.
ResearchUsing AI to pull recurring language patterns from Reddit threads and reviews — then feeding it back into content briefs for better resonance.
Research + AIMy favourite way to completely switch off.