I write about product, branding, design, and technology—along with the occasional deep dive into AI and community building.
For years, I told myself I'd start writing and sharing my thoughts with like-minded people. But somehow, that goal kept slipping off my New Year's resolutions list. In 2025, I finally made the commitment: at least one blog post per month on the topics I love.
While I don't have the biggest audience (yet), and some posts may disappear into the void of the internet, I've found real value in the process—thinking deeply, refining my ideas, and sharpening my writing skills along the way.
Check out my articles below, and if something resonates (or totally misses the mark), feel free to comment or applaud. I'm always up for a good discussion.
I upgraded my resume using ChatGPT and boosted my interview rate fast. In this blog, I’ll show how I used AI to refine bullet points, tailor applications, and score my resume—all in under an hour. If you’re job hunting, this process changes the game.
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Hidden Potential by Adam Grant is a rare self-help book that doesn’t just motivate — it teaches. As a PM, I took away five big lessons which I will talk through below.
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Whoop is the first wearable that made me care about my sleep, strain, and recovery. It’s distraction-free, lightweight, and packed with actionable insights. The app is smart, the UX is clean, and while its AI and strength tracking need work, it’s easily one of the best-designed health tools I’ve used.
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I built a personal product portfolio in just 30 minutes using Claude Sonnet 3.7. In this blog, I’ll walk you through my methodology, challenges, and why this LLM became my go-to coding assistant.
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A deep dive into Elevate, a productivity app that's changed how I work in 2025. This review explores its key features, UI design, and why it stands out in a crowded market.
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An exploration of identity, aging, and technology as I used AI to simulate a conversation with my future self. The insights were both surprising and profound.
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