I keep coming back to one idea:
People are not
problems to fix.
I’m a writer, a software developer, and a librarian of things worth passing on. Occasionally, I preach about them too.
A little context
I spent most of my life trusting what I could analyse.
I have always been analytical, mathematically minded, and drawn to systems. That way of seeing the world led me to software. It also became the lens I used for almost everything else.
Writing, therapy, and life have been teaching me that feeling is also a way of knowing. I’m learning to make room for both: the mind that wants to understand and the part that feels before it can explain.
That tension sits underneath what I write, what I build, and what I choose to pass on.
For now
I’m building Gem and taking writing seriously again.
Elsewhere
A few places to find my work.
Writing, a product in progress, shorter fragments, and the more conventional professional record.
Substack
Longer pieces about belonging, work, curiosity, and the details that refuse to leave me alone.
Gem
A small, friendly companion for building self-trust through grace, one kept promise at a time.
Fragments, field notes, and ideas that work better spoken, shown, or shared while they are still becoming.
The more conventional record of my software work, experience, and the things I am building professionally.