Writing
Occasional writing on uncertainty, attention, and what happens after the map runs out.
The Checkpoint | What a poet-slash-AI-ambassador taught me about the cost of carrying multiple identities — and why the tax isn't the crossing, it's the preparation for it.
This Is Labor | What David Foster Wallace got right about attention, what professional training does to it, and why fixing that is harder than anyone tells you.
The Grammar of Collapse | What a barbecue in Buenos Aires, a Supreme Court ruling, and a bunch of therapists learning to meditate have in common.
On the Other Side of Boredom | What a photographer and a disco ball taught me about the kind of attention our culture is organized to prevent.
When Achievement Stops Working | On invisible frameworks, the permission no one else can grant, and what it takes to open your mouth.