Writing
Notes on product, AI, and building.
Essays from the field - what I've learned shipping AI products, leading teams, and making the hard calls.
July 2026 · 4 min read
As Answers Get Cheap, Judgment Gets Expensive
My 6 year old asked if ChatGPT always tells the truth. When answers arrive instantly, the most futureproof skill isn't retrieval or prompt engineering - it's calibration.
June 2026 · 5 min read
Why 0→1 PMs Might Be the Most Ready for the AI Era
A conversation with a fellow builder that further emphasized how I think about this whole "AI disruption" thing. 0→1 PMs are the most naturally equipped people to thrive right now, because we've mastered functioning without a map.
May 2026 · 5 min read
The Art of the Fit: Product Management Is Just a Harder Puzzle
Same feeling as filling in the last cell of a Sudoku - except instead of a grid, it's six months of discovery calls, design sprints, and engineering debates.
April 2026 · 5 min read
The "AI PM" Title is Broken. Here's What's Actually Coming.
Half the market wants a PM who builds AI. The other half wants a PM who uses AI. Same two words, completely different jobs.
March 2026 · 4 min read
Speed is a strategy
A high-fidelity prototype has killed more bad ideas and unlocked more good ones than any meeting ever will. I build them not to look polished, but to make the hard conversations happen faster.
February 2026 · 7 min read
Kill your darlings
The courage to say no — even to a product you've shaped for months — is what separates good PMs from great ones.
January 2026 · 8 min read
How I actually work with AI every day
Default to AI, verify with humans. A field guide to building with Claude, Lovable, and the rest of the stack.