Data person by day. Podcast host the rest of the time.
I work on enterprise data, automation, reporting, and the messy systems that keep teams honest. I also host Ready Set Do, where I interview successful people about how they got unstuck.
If LinkedIn brought you here, start with the CV or Work pages. If the podcast brought you here, Media has the show, appearances, and the outside rooms where I keep borrowing microphones.
A short list. Real links. No mood board required.
current
Claude rollout, agentic workflow pilots, Power BI, Azure Data Lake, SQL, process automation, and reporting work for finance, ops, and brokerage teams. Current day job at Cushman & Wakefield. Fortune 500 AI adoption, business-unit pilots, 10M+ row reporting, SOX workflow mapping, AI contract abstraction, and recurring executive reporting.
2024-present
A podcast and YouTube channel where I interview successful people about how they got unstuck. Careers, AI at work, creator systems, moving countries, weird bets, and the first move before the story got clean.
ongoing
The system behind the show: episode pages, guest pages, topic pages, platform links, clips, transcripts, and the unglamorous structure that keeps a weekly show from turning into chaos.
2024-present
Other people's shows, newsletters, and channels. Different room, same questions: AI at work, creator systems, career moves, and what people actually do when they are stuck.
Notes when the thought survives more than a day.
Published when the thought can stand up without me in the room.
Apr 2026
What doing the same thing 100 times made obvious. Mostly unglamorous. Mostly useful.
Apr 2026
The demo is usually the least interesting part. I care what changes on Monday.
Apr 2026
Advice sounds different when paperwork, distance, and time pressure are in the room.
The show, the guest spots, and the outside rooms where the questions keep following me.
AI product work, PM judgment, and what changes when the tools keep moving.
A conversation about AI browsers and the habits they quietly change.
Job search, AI tools, and where people still overestimate prompts.
The day job, the after-hours work, and the point where the second thing starts getting real.
Some things stay useful long after I first liked them.
A throughline runs under all of this. I am drawn to things that are honest about what they are. Cold rooms. Ugly software. Confident bands who underplay it. That is the taste.
Still the best argument for consequences. Nobody gets away clean.
Cold rooms. Bad lighting. People pretending the weird thing is normal.
A reminder that confidence works better when it is underplayed.
Ugly in the right way. Clear buttons. Clear edges. No hand-holding.
Ranked not recommended. These are mine, not for you.
Apr 2026
Ranked. Argued. Occasionally embarrassing.
Apr 2026
The ones that keep earning their place back after every listen.
Apr 2026
Not mine. Other people's. The ones I have rewound at least three times.
Apr 2026
A short list. Mostly nonfiction. A few cheats.
Things I keep coming back to while working.
Apr 2026
I keep thinking about taste, distribution, and the new ways people will fake being good.
Apr 2026
The normal advice breaks when time, status, and distance are part of the decision.
Apr 2026
Editing, packaging, follow-up, distribution. The visible part gets too much credit.
Apr 2026
I like public work. I do not like watching people turn every attempt into a costume.
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