Blame vs. Responsibility
Watching HBO’s Chernobyl for the first time, I was struck by how a culture of blame made an already unimaginable disaster worse at every turn. Naturally, it got me thinking about product development.
When I’m not working, I’m usually hanging out with my daughters, who keep me busy with sports, board games, baking, and life in general. I also spend a fair amount of time designing logos, stickers, and merch for local sports teams and community organizations.
Sometimes I show up to a meeting with a black eye, courtesy of a stray softball or an early morning Brazilian jiu-jitsu practice. I also hold strong opinions about the genius of Tim Robinson and the band Ghost.




Finding lessons about product, design, and leadership in what I’m reading, watching, and listening to.
Watching HBO’s Chernobyl for the first time, I was struck by how a culture of blame made an already unimaginable disaster worse at every turn. Naturally, it got me thinking about product development.
A deep dive into the world of youth travel sports and how they have become a costly requirement as recreational programs decline. Five million children face early specialization, injuries, and intense pressure while families feel trapped in a profitable pay-to-play system.
This site runs on Next.js and Vercel, with notes published through Notion so I can add to them without touching the code. The CSS is all handwritten. What more do you want from me?