I write about business, life, and the messy overlap between the two. These posts come from real experiences, not theory. Bad advice from well-meaning mentors, abandoned gardens that mirror neglected businesses, and the quiet power of being noticed.
"The Problem with Perfect Advice" is about how some of my worst decisions came after asking smart people what to do. Turns out stories teach better than suggestions, and I break down why.
"Why Businesses Get Messy Over Time" started with me staring at my neighbor's abandoned garden. That image stuck with me because it's exactly what happens to companies when nobody's paying attention. Slow decay, not sudden collapse.
I also wrote about Peter Cundill's tips for a good life after stumbling across his advice and feeling like it needed a wider audience. And "The Power of Being Seen" came from a packed bar where one small interaction reminded me how much it matters when someone actually notices you.
More posts are on the way. I write about what I observe, and I try to make it useful.
