AI in 2026 is like having a brilliant assistant who only works from a specific desk in a specific room. Until OpenClaw.
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Essays, and things too short to be essays. Strong opinions, weekly held. I write about work, attention, and whatever refused to leave me alone that month.
A deadline is a decision you've outsourced to the calendar.
Most productivity advice is a story about someone else's temperament.
The inbox is other people's to-do list for you.
AI in 2026 is like having a brilliant assistant who only works from a specific desk in a specific room. Until OpenClaw.
Your AI should work for you. Not the other way around.
Every late-night brainstorm. Every business idea you worked through. Every preference it learned about how you think. You don't own any of it. OpenAI does.
There's a conspiracy among successful people that nobody talks about. It's not ice baths or gratitude journals. It's simpler.
By day I do other things; this site is where the leftover thoughts go. I've kept it deliberately boring on purpose — no comments, no metrics, no growth strategy. The best way to reach me is email. I read everything and reply to most, eventually.
Writing more, posting less. Rereading instead of reading. Trying to finish the notebook before starting the next one, for once.