Writing

ADHD and the To-Do List: Why I Had AI Turn My Summer Into a Newspaper
I have ADHD, and finished tasks keep me going. So I asked my AI coach to recap my summer as a printable newspaper. Here's the prompt and what it showed me.
I led an AI workshop and opened with the org chart. Not to talk about roles or reporting lines, but to remind every person in the room why they were hired. Here's how I think about AI adoption, the fear surrounding it, and why those who embrace it have the advantage.
I was at happy hour with my wife one Saturday. I’d recently launched Bassists.com, and I was riding high and already thinking about what to build next. That’s when I thought about my old notebooks. The ones filled with ideas I’d shelved because they felt too big at the time. One of the most exciting […]
I built an AI-assisted curation pipeline for Bassists.com using Claude Code, ChatGPT, and Gemini. It handles discography research, cross-platform fact-checking, and content import while keeping human judgment at every checkpoint.
I bought bassists.com in 1999. Twenty-seven years later, I scoped a custom WordPress music discovery platform and built it with Claude Code in a weekend. Here's how decades of experience with content architecture and taxonomy made that possible.
I trained ChatGPT not to agree with me, but to challenge me. Here’s the prompt I use, and why it’s become my favorite editorial thinking tool.




