The handoff is the product.
Most work does not fail inside a role. It fails in the space between roles.
Lead from the bottom.
The person closest to the obstruction often has the first true version of the problem.
A binder is a primitive operating system.
A home has systems, history, obligations, evidence, and decisions. Most of it is stored nowhere useful.
The website is the least interesting part of the website.
The visible page matters. The system required to keep its promise matters more.
Permits are project infrastructure.
Treating permits as paperwork is how schedules become fiction.
Redundancy is not a luxury. It's a position.
The question isn't whether your critical systems will fail. It's whether you've decided in advance what happens when they do.
Ok, so, to give some further context. I want a 13-month calendar to replace our inefficient Gregorian calendar.
I built HCFX.us to support this exact thing. 1Plan.com has some functions, but HCFX.us is designed to be a true digital binder. Probably becoming one of the most important boring site that you'll ever
Although I never told him this, I'd always admired Steve Fields from Disney Interactive. When he came aboard, Disney Software had just bombed hard, and the whole company was trying to do a hard rest
Important. Complicated. Not moving.
That is usually where I am most useful.