Writing
Choosing training, leading teams and turning learning into everyday practice.
Across six different AI sessions and 180 participants at one organisation, the pattern was consistent -- the executives were more anxious than their staff. What this means for who you train first.
Read article : 180 People, Six Sessions, One PatternCEOs are building products with AI coding tools on weekends. What this means for enterprise AI training and the gap between leaders and teams.
Read article : When the CEO Learns to Code: What AI Means for LeadershipTools and working methods, grounded in what I use myself.
Someone always asks for my stack after a workshop. This is the 2026 version — what I actually pay for, what left, and what I would not link you to.
Read article : The AI Tools I Actually Use in 2026Experiments with ADHD, personal tools, AI assistants and writing.
One white page, one LOG button, cards coloured by urgency that drift instead of stacking, fed by an agent. The calendar I built for my own ADHD, open-sourced today.
Read article : A calendar for people who cannot look at a calendarI teach people to evaluate AI output critically. Then I read my own blog and found five posts with the same three-point structure, the same filler transitions, and the same closing. Here is what I changed.
Read article : I Audited My AI-Managed Blog. Half the Posts Were Slop.