Earlier this month I ran a 10K through downtown Lexington — 6.2 miles, the race’s fiftieth year, and far from my first time running it. The morning ritual never changes: shoes, bib, shorts, water, and 4,000 strangers packed at a starting line, all about to…
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I’ll take a double shot espresso, please — no decaf.Right now, the AI the enterprise is handing you is decaffeinated. That’s not an indictment, it’s just reality. But… Read on Substack →
If you’re still waiting for the flood of value to pour in from your organization’s AI initiatives, you’re not alone. Last summer MIT published research finding that 95%… Read on Substack →
Everyone’s vibe coding. You describe what you want, an AI writes the code, and moments later you’re testing it in the browser — no backlog, no sprint, no… Read on Substack →
Michael Light Untitled, c. 1999 Stoneware, glaze, two hands, no promptsI’ve been noticing a trend over the last few months as AI tools are becoming more capable and… Read on Substack →
If you’ve been there you understand. The euphoric state where time stands still and you eventually realize you’re hungry because you buzzed right through a meal or two.… Read on Substack →
Last Friday, after dropping one of my sons off at soccer practice, I ducked into a Starbucks with my other son to kill some time. I got curious… Read on Substack →
Flying blind is expensive (and fixable)If you lead a large program, you’ve seen the pattern: the “status” meeting where the data is already stale, the spreadsheet lives in… Read on Substack →
A Journey I Never PlannedI wasn’t supposed to end up here. I was an art major at a private liberal arts school, a graphic designer chasing gigs that… Read on Substack →