There’s a moment—maybe between an inhale and an email—when you feel it.The tug.The infinitesimal branching.A soft flicker at the edge of your attention like a…

The Man Who Forgot Everything (On Purpose) It began, as these things often do, with a man who wouldn’t stop writing nonsense. Not a novelist.…

I’ve been asked that question a million times. In boardrooms. In brainstorms. In the long shadowed corridors of my own overthinking. But this time, it…

Filed under: Observations in Focus The screen was a gallery of blank stares.Twelve squares. Eleven muted. One talking. The voice droned on about cross-functional alignment.…

Part 5 of The Phishing Files – A Five-Part Story Series You’re waiting on the corner. Phone in one hand. Loyalty card in the other.…

Part 4 of The Phishing Files – A Five-Part Story Series You were only supposed to hand him the cards.Smile. Step back. Let the man…

Part 2 of The Phishing Files – A Five-Part Story Series The torches burned low along the outer walls of Dunleigh Keep.Midnight neared. The kind…

The train was late. Again.You lit a cigarette with one hand and checked your watch with the other, pretending not to notice the man watching…

A door clicks open, and we step inside. Not just into the escape room, but into something deeper—something unsaid. The game is simple: solve the…

The first known elevator pitch was given approximately 40,000 years ago by a caveman named Og. He had just discovered fire and needed a way…