AI Needs a Plan
Why the best agent work starts with a brief, not a one-shot prompt.
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Why the best agent work starts with a brief, not a one-shot prompt.
Why your site should be a space to build, not just a space to present
Why coding your own site is finally worth the effort and what it actually unlocks
Why the most important distinction in vibe coding is the one nobody's talking about
Why your plain-English documentation is more valuable than ever.
Your AI is only as good as the context you give it. Learn how curation—not collection—creates the leverage.
What endurance training taught me about the cycles of creative growth.
How we gained flexibility and lost apprenticeship.
On wealth, work, and why comfort without connection leaves us empty
Ride the waves of your curiosity to a more fulfilling career
How I learned to stop sweating every UI detail and ship faster
Why I skipped Figma and rebuilt my data viz workflow in code instead
How I use industry wisdom to guide my work and avoid the paradox of choice
How I mistook output for identity, and what I’m learning now
A compass for creative builders navigating the frontier of technology and creativity.
Why AI forces us to embrace emergence instead of clinging to control and understanding
How key interface decisions are shaping the next era of human-computer interaction
Why software engineering still matters in an AI world
What Blade Runner understood about AI interfaces decades before ChatGPT
Unpacking the counterintuitive approach that actually drives creative success
Using 37 Signals' visual metaphors to strategically approach software projects
Learning to coexist with the tension between your taste and skills.
Key dynamics I wish I had known sooner in my enterprise design career.
Lessons learned and wisdom gained in the tech trenches.
How strategic curation and targeted customization can elevate your design practice
Making intentional design decisions to keep your options open