To Build Without Proof Evidence comforts the cautious. It sedates the ambitious. It keeps you stuck in the cycle of “once I know, then I’ll move.” Subscribe But proof is the enemy of invention. Because by the time something is “proven,” it’s already owned. Someone else built it.
Systems, Suffocation, and the Architecture of Release Profit is oxygen. It sustains life, growth, and motion. Yet everywhere we look—in our markets, in our governance, in our social systems—we see oxygen rationed. Not by scarcity, but by design. Gates, permissions, and controls. Protection masquerading as prudence. Manipulation masquerading
The Real Path to Affordable Housing In Saskatchewan, we’ve been told for decades that affordable housing is a political priority. The slogans change, the programs are rebranded, but the results are always the same: short bursts of announcements, ribbon-cuttings, and photo ops followed by empty ledgers, broken promises, and
Scale the Outcome Most founders obsess over their offer. They polish the copy, tweak the stack, add another bonus, adjust the funnel... chasing conversion like it’s the prize. But the market doesn’t care about your offer. Offers are noise. The market only cares about the outcome. Subscribe Until
It’s Permissionless Power We’ve been sold the lie that growth is the destination. That revenue charts moving up and to the right mean we’re winning. But growth without control is just a bigger cage. Subscribe I’ve seen companies doing tens of millions in revenue collapse overnight
It’s Your Refinement Most founders treat repetition like a sign they’re falling behind. “I’ve been here before.” “I keep running into the same problem.” “I thought I’d be further along by now.” You mistake the loop for a loss. But the loop is the forge. Subscribe
Or Be Owned By It Time isn’t neutral. It’s not a flat, passive measure ticking away in the background while you “get things done.” Time is an enclosure. A structure. A prison that punishes you for moving too slowly and rewards you with nothing for moving on time.
You Were Meant to Build From the start, you knew. You could follow the rules, match the tone, even wear the mask. But it always felt like acting. Subscribe The boardroom buzzwords. The polite compliance. The way everyone seemed content to orbit inside the same gravity. It wasn’t that
Name the Demand You’ve been sold the lie that vision sells. It doesn’t. Not to the people who matter. Not to the market that feeds you. Not to the ones with the budget and the authority to change your life with a single yes. Subscribe You can name
And the Ones Who Will Own What’s Left Walk down any main street in North America and you’ll see it. The faded signage over a 40-year-old business. The owner’s name painted on the door. The lights still on, the phone still ringing — but the energy is gone.
The System That Ends Drift I want to know what the members of my community think, feel, and how they experience life. I need to know so that I can plan, and build. I'm working on an application layer for companies, organisations, communities, and nations. A practical, functional
Forward Early August. The rain is slow and patient, the kind that taps on the window and then disappears into itself. No wind. No thunder. Just the kind of morning where the world is quiet enough to hear your own direction humming underneath everything. Subscribe I'm close to