I’ve spent three decades carrying responsibility across the U.S., Europe, and Asia—through restructurings, transitions, and decisions made before certainty arrived.

Most difficult problems are not purely technical. They are structural and human: what gets avoided, what gets rewarded, what stays unspoken, and what breaks when the load changes.

Judgment Under Load is where I write in public.

Notes — on work, discipline, identity, relationships, money, and time.

Plates — minimal visual sketches, each expressing a single structural idea.

A book is forthcoming in 2027. Subscribe to receive one monthly note and visual sketch by email.