New book releasing on December 3, 2026.

When intelligence can do everything for us, what is still worth doing ourselves?

The most iconic creative and technical achievements share a counterintuitive truth: the preparation timeline almost always eclipses the execution timeline.

Creativity is the origin story of every iconic, enduring company. They begin with a spark so compelling, so emotionally resonant, that it earns loyalty before it earns margin.

My debut poetry collection, a labor of love over two years, featuring over 150 authored poems.

AI is collapsing the boundaries between generalists and specialists, between thinkers and operators. In a world of superintelligent tools, the bottleneck is no longer execution, it’s imagination.

The real edge isn’t access to the model. It’s how well you hide it. The best products of this era won’t showcase the tech; they’ll make users feel like the product always knew what they needed. Abstraction is the new moat.

The more I work with AI, the more its power becomes apparent. But so does something even more fundamental: AI is not the arbiter of quality—we are. We are the purveyors of taste.

Leading the transformation of our family-owned fine jewelry business, founded in 1973.

Often, the worst decisions come from rationalizing our intuition away. Conversely, the best decisions often stem from trusting our intuition, even when it seems irrational.

While the camera has certainly changed how we interact with technology and share information, AI is poised to transform the creative process itself.

Finishing my first 100-mile century in San Francisco.

AI can reason. AI can notice patterns. But the most interesting nuances, insights, and ideas come from humans noticing small things that lead to next-generation ideas.

Reflecting on how to take advantage of limitless, fleeting opportunities, inspired by Greta Gerwig.

Techniques and lessons learned from a recent workshop with Bill Hoogterp, coaching expert on communication and public speaking.

Reflecting on my favorite films from the 40th anniversary of the Sundance Film Festival.

Building something new: the critical role of the right environment in nurturing new ideas.

The best products are those that emulate human nature rather than try to change it. Developing a functional product that resonates with users requires a design-first approach to innovation, and that it must be rooted in the understanding of how people work, think, & take action.

The pursuit of an autonomous career path can fulfill the human need to feel fully utilized. Web3 is one manifestation of that desire for autonomy and meaningful contribution.

One of my favorite visualizations from Jack Butcher is the one above, expressing “Noise is what you say. Signal is what they remember.” If there’s anything I’ve heard the most over the last 90 days, it’s the importance of optimizing for high signal over noise.

Spent some time at home with the creative team at Point Card discussing all things design.

The re—inc journey with Christen Press, Megan Rapinoe, Tobin Heath, and Meghan Klingenberg.

Conversations with women founders and leaders, from the publication I founded.