I have a lot of ideas. Here’s what I’ve done with them.

I've always liked making things.

I've always been the person who sees something and thinks, I bet I could make that.

Whether it's converting a 2005 Ford Econoline into a camper van, designing invitations for a friend's wedding, buying yarn to tackle a new knitting project, or finding myself in a "we should start a business" conversation, I've always been drawn to the process of imagining something and figuring out how to bring it to life. I've had more ideas than time, and occasionally more ambition than expertise.

Then AI came along, and a whole new set of possibilities opened up.

I started experimenting with turning ideas into actual products: shaping concepts, thinking through experiences, planning, building, testing, and continually iterating. What started as personal experiments grew into a collection of tools, products, and automations for work and everyday life.

My professional background in account management, go-to-market, and consulting gives me another lens: understanding people, recognizing business needs, and figuring out what makes an idea useful beyond just being interesting.

This is a collection of what happens when curiosity meets the tools to build it.