Workplace and technology writer
Writes about how AI is changing day-to-day work, and what to do about it before it changes your job for you.
What a boundary actually is, why most of us learn it through resentment, and four sentences you can use tonight without a speech.
Notes you can only understand the night before the exam are decoration. A system that turns what you wrote into something you can revise from.
Short stints no longer automatically end your application, but they still shape the story an interviewer reads. Where the line sits now, and how to explain the gaps.
Nobody expects you to bare your soul in hour one. Here is the paperwork, the questions you will be asked, and the ones you should ask back.
Used gear is where the real savings live, and a simple check sequence plus a rough price rule is enough to keep the market from catching you out.
The wearable future keeps arriving half-finished, so here is what works today, what still embarrasses you in public, and whether to spend now or wait.
A pixel perfect mockup is a promise the browser will not keep, so here is what to translate, what to throw away, and how to keep the design honest.
Year one I had 41 clients, six figures of revenue, and no money in the account. I was not bad at business. I was bad at arithmetic, and nobody had taught me to look.
A side hustle is a business with the training wheels still on. Here is the honest shortlist — skill-based, low-cost, and with demand you can check before you quit anything.
