I build stories and systems that help people make sense of complicated things well enough to actually use them.
AI is one of the tools I use to do that. It isn't the point.
Most of my career has looked like a series of different jobs: hospitality, real estate, recruiting, podcasting. Underneath, it's been the same work... taking something complicated and making it usable.
Over time, that turned into something more specific. Not just explaining things better, but documenting them well enough that they didn't have to be re-explained every time. The clearest proof of that is below.
A good idea nobody can explain well enough for anyone to use it.
A process that only works because it's stuck in one person's head.
Someone excellent at their work who's terrible at describing why.
The AI Editorial Workflow case study is where this all comes together: the moment I realized the actual problem was never the writing, it was the system behind it, and everything about how I use AI changed after that.
Curious how that many different jobs led to the same place? That's the About page.
If you just want the facts, the Resume has them.