Engineering Executive · Coach · Author · Educator · Hyperfixator

MAKEINTERESTINGTHINGS.

I build teams, products, ideas, and humans at the weird intersection of technology, neuroscience, psychology, and curiosity.

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I’m less interested in having answers than I am in asking better questions.

A lifelong investigation into why humans do what humans do—and what happens when we get curious enough to change it.
02 / Current experiments

Five ways I tend to
hyperfixate.

ENGINEERING / LEADERSHIP

Make complex systems feel simple.

Build strong teams. Remove friction. Create organizations where excellent people can do excellent work.

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COACHING

Find the first domino.

Identify the belief or assumption that makes everything else harder.

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EDUCATION / NEUROSCIENCE

Turn brain science into something useful.

Less jargon. More “holy shit, I never thought about it that way.”

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WRITING / IDEAS

Be wrong well.

Our brains are prediction machines. That makes being wrong inevitable—and learning how to be wrong well a superpower.

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03 / Author

I COULD
BE WRONG.

The Life-Changing Science of Being Wrong Well.

A book about the predictive brain, intellectual humility, curiosity, and the strange freedom that appears when you stop treating wrongness like a threat.

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WHAT ARE YOU
CURIOUS ABOUT?

Speaking. Engineering leadership. Coaching. Writing. Weird collaborations. Or a question you've been thinking about for far too long.