Orientation

We assume we need better tools, more discipline, or a clearer plan.

The work I do starts from a different premise: Clarity already exists, but it is masked or collapses under pressure.

These two short essays describe where that happens, and why.

This is about what quietly gets in the way of seeing clearly. The subtle forms of protection that distort perception without being noticed.

Read this if you’ve had real insight, but notice it doesn’t always translate into action.

This is about why focus and follow-through fail exactly when the stakes rise. Clarity fractures when it becomes costly to maintain.

Read this if you notice yourself acting against what you already know to be true.