What I'm Doing Now

Building

This website. It's the first real "build in public" project I've done and it's also the foundation for everything else on my roadmap. Built with Astro, Tailwind, and deployed on Vercel. Recently shipped The One Paste, a single prompt that sets someone up in Claude Cowork in under 10 minutes.

Most recent ship: the Claude Starter Kit on GitHub. Three pastes, four folders, one index file. The longer-form version of how I actually use Claude, packaged so I can stop copy-pasting setup instructions to friends in Slack.

Working

Product management in the Salesforce ecosystem, building workflow tools for highly regulated industries. That's the day job, and it's not going anywhere. I like it.

Experimenting

Deep into AI tools right now. The goal is to figure out what actually works versus what just makes good demo videos. I keep a full breakdown of the tools I use on the homepage, but the short version: Wispr Flow for voice, Granola for meeting notes, Claude Cowork as the backbone, MCP connections as the glue, and Incogni + Claude for monthly privacy sweeps.

Cleaning Up

Running an online presence scrub. Old social media accounts, data brokers, and the general digital debris that accumulates over a decade of being online. Using Incogni for the automated stuff and doing manual cleanup for everything else.

Reading & Listening

Always have an audiobook or podcast going. I tend to run wide on topics: business, finance, news, politics, tech. When things get busy, I narrow the lens to just what I can control: my job, the tech I'm building with, and my wife Bailey. Check out my books, podcasts, and YouTube creators for the full picture.

Past Adventures

During COVID I went deep on VR as a hobby. Full Valve Index setup, full body tracking, custom mods, tons of experiments. ThrillSeeker's YouTube channel got me through the dark times. It was genuinely fun, but at the end of the day it was a lot of work to set up, hard to play for more than 40 minutes, and awkward in a shared living space. Amazing tech, not quite frictionless enough yet. Still think it's the future though.