The Art of Slow Decisions
We celebrate the bias for action. But the most durable decisions I've seen — in companies and in life — were made slowly, deliberately, and with a lot of silence in the room.
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Writing
Essays and reflections on strategy, business, and the texture of everyday life. Professional and personal — because I've never found a clean line between the two.
On Being a Beginner (Again)
Starting something new as an adult is humbling in a way that's hard to describe. Here's what learning a new craft taught me about staying curious.
Read more →What Good Strategy Actually Looks Like
Strategy isn't a slide deck. It's a coherent set of choices about where you will and won't compete — and most organisations have neither.
Read more →The Manager Who Listens
The most underrated management skill isn't delegation, feedback, or vision-setting. It's the ability to sit quietly and let someone finish their thought.
Read more →Why I Started Writing Again
I stopped writing for a few years. Here's what brought me back — and why I think everyone should have a place to put their half-formed thoughts.
Read more →The Tyranny of the Obvious Next Step
Sometimes the most dangerous thing in a planning session is the path that feels too natural to question. On the cost of unexamined defaults.
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