Writing
See more clearly.
Act more deliberately.
On goals that serve people, problems worth solving and decisions open to correction. Then: a wider social perspective and practical notes on working with AI.
How to read?You do not need to read everything or know LifeOS. Start with a question that matters in your situation. These texts draw on my essays, experience and notes, with AI helping in the editing.
Start here
Three questions that take you from understanding to action.
“Who should I be to achieve my goals?” vs “Who am I, and what is the best that could come of that?”
Two similar questions create two different relationships between a person, a goal, and transformation.
Before improving the solution, check whether you are solving the right problem
We can become increasingly good at something that serves us less and less. When that happens, we need more than a better method. We need to revisit the question.
How to make decisions you can correct
Decisions do not repair themselves. But we can make room, from the beginning, for observation, a change of mind and responsibility for the consequences.
A wider perspective
What changes when we bring the same care to public life?
Working with AI
Two short notes on conversation, editing and keeping your own judgment.
You don’t need a perfect prompt to start a conversation with AI
Sometimes I know what I want to delegate. At other times, I first need to understand the problem. I start those conversations differently.
How to give AI feedback without losing the point
A useful correction does more than polish a sentence. It restores a distinction that was lost in the writing.