I love to write. Even my texts use full words and proper punctuation.
I am not cool with the Oxford comma; it is repetitive, redundant, and unnecessary.
See what I did there?
This section is my pre-interview test drive. It shows range, voice shifts, and how I think on the page. You’ll find industry work, thought experiments, and writing challenges where I explore tone, clarity, and intent. Some pieces are polished enough to live on a client’s homepage. Others exist because an idea was worth following. They’re all here on purpose. If you’re looking for official client work, head over to My Work. I wrote every word you’ll see.
I started this as part of a job interview, but ended up writing the whole thing and submitting it to Texas Monthly. It is one of the most challenging things I’ve ever written. It is lyrical and nostalgic; you can almost taste the salt water when you read it. At least, I do.
Part 2 of a 3 part series. A bold, human and experienced tone used to author a piece that advocates for clarity, empathy, and specialization in creative roles as AI reshapes the modern job market. Letting creatives be creative should not be controversial.
Part 3 of a 3 part series. An in-depth look at how AI is changing who does the thinking and why that shift matters for future generations. The tone is provocative, grounded, human. This is a stand-alone-piece as well as a follow-up to the Can We Fill the Generation Gap piece.
Part 1 of a 3 part series. An Informative, slightly humorous with a dose of humility and empathetic piece that addresses the psychology of WHY the gap between the generations is so big and impossible to bridge. The WHY Behind the Generational Gap.
This is the unplugged version.
This is the polished and professional, business-forward structure of the retreat page AND built-out bios.