Systems Thinking. Transparent About AI. Team Builder.
My focus is like Schrödinger's cat—both working and not working simultaneously.
I built a multi-agent system that actually reaches out to me instead of making me remember to check in. Sounds simple—changes everything in practice.
One agent tracks my tasks and surfaces patterns I've missed. Another reminds me time exists. A third helps me organize scattered thoughts into coherent output. They don't wait. They interrupt when it matters.
I have hyperfocus. Unfortunately, it's hyperfocused on not doing the thing.
15+ years helping organizations move from chaos to clarity—through systems design, honest AI adoption, and teams that thrive with autonomy. I think in systems because of how my brain works, not despite it. ADHD perspective solves problems homogeneous teams miss.
This site is where I share how I think. Public building on doss.me, @whatmefocus, and my thinking notebook. Transparent about what actually works in AI, infrastructure, and team dynamics—not the hype.
Most people think organization is about prettiness. Neat folders. Consistent naming. Visual harmony. That's decoration, not design. Real organization is about enabling decisions. When your external system mirrors good decision-making structure, your internal processes can focus on synthesis, creativity, and strategic thinking.
For years I avoided posting publicly. Not because I had controversial opinions—just normal tech observations, family events, the usual. But the further I advanced professionally, the more everything felt like potential liability.
Looking back, that wasn't risk management. It was anxiety dressed up as prudence.
The actual math: risk of sharing normal professional content is near zero. Cost of years of silence is a missing network, no public presence, no voice in conversations that matter.
I'm not in politics. I'm not handling sensitive information. I'm an IT manager who builds apps and cooks on a Traeger. The careful silence was protecting against a threat that never existed.
Building in public now. This site consolidates everything—professional background, current projects, occasional thoughts. Anyone evaluating me professionally can see the full picture: someone who builds things, thinks through problems openly, and doesn't pretend to have all the answers.