Life Began At Union Station
If I could sit with the eighteen-year-old leaving Los Angeles for college, I’d have ten minutes to tell him what the next thirty-eight years taught me.
Essays, industry analysis, and plain-language arguments about technology, culture, power, creativity, and the systems we keep learning how to see.
If I could sit with the eighteen-year-old leaving Los Angeles for college, I’d have ten minutes to tell him what the next thirty-eight years taught me.
A useful list of habits, a shaky Harvard attribution, and a reminder to keep the tools that help you do the work.
After 2½ years without work, former colleagues helped Todd Kelley get back on his feet. A personal essay about the kindness we bring to work.
AI has helped me write more seriously than I have in years. That does not mean I want it writing my novels.
A simple way to understand why equal rules today do not automatically erase unequal starting points from yesterday.
We spent three years building cathedrals of compute. Turns out the most interesting AI hardware was already in your pocket.
I’ve been exploring new ways to keep my learners engaged, and like many in the Learning & Development space, I started with the usual gamification tools.
Using AI tools in your creative process isn’t cheating. Not when you use it the smart way.
So there I was — sitting in a hush-hush meeting with the top 4 execs of an $800 million company, helping shape the visuals and messaging for a huge client announcement.