Content Creator, Photographer, Digital Marketing Expert
Why page builders quietly wrecked my branding — and how one design system fixed five sites at once For years my websites drifted apart from each other, and I couldn’t have told you exactly when it happened. I run several sites. My personal site. A photography content site. A tech content site. A courses site. A few landing pages. [ ]
How I manage projects and tasks in the dashboard I built with Claude Code I spent years searching for the perfect tool. I tried most of them. I even built my own systems before this one, and they ended up so complicated that I stopped using them. That’s the part nobody warns you about when [ ]
Last night my wife and I hosted a barbecue in our yard. Calling it an event is generous; it was a get-together. We invited the families from the Moms With Littles group my wife started at our church several years ago. It s a group for young moms with toddlers and new babies, built around a [ ]
I’ve now got more than thirty days of real cost data on the dashboard I built in Claude Code, the one a lot of you found through this video, which is about to cross 100,000 views. Before I tell you the number, guess. Most people assume running something like this is expensive. AI calls, a database, [ ]
For years I ve tried to put together a productivity system that actually fit my life. If you ve followed me for a while, you ve watched me cycle through Notion, Todoist, Obsidian, apps on iPhone and iPad and Android, jumping around, always looking for the setup that would finally get the right information into the right place [ ]
On building a system that changed my week, chasing a fix that wasted a month, and the line between them A few weeks ago, I built a system in Claude Code to manage my entire life for tasks, projects, content, and the people I want to stay connected to. I made a video about it [ ]
On burnout, wandering, and the difference between what happened to you and what you participated in Friday evening I opened a Claude chat, connected it to my calendar and task manager, and spent about ten minutes talking through everything I needed to accomplish this week. I told it which days I’d work from the office [ ]
On personal CRMs, a bus driving away, and what we lose when we outsource the work of remembering This past weekend my son left on a bus for the state track finals. My wife asked if I’d record the send-off. The parents gathered, the bus pulling away. So I pulled out my phone and hit [ ]
On a finished journal, an over-engineered system, and the thing that s quietly killing your consistency I just finished my third journal. Front to back. 250ish pages per book. Seven months. One Leuchtturm A5. Almost no missed days. When I held the finished book, I noticed something I hadn’t let myself fully acknowledge before: many previous [ ]
On a month of depletion, a line that landed while driving, and what it means to lead when you don t know where the ground is. I was driving when I heard it. Listening to a book called Soul Care through my speakers, somewhere between wherever I was coming from and wherever I was going, when [ ]