I make complex things easy to understand via visuals.
This is how my brain works.
Scribbles. That’s how it usually starts.
Some people say I’m a polymath, others say neurodivergent. (I say, that’s all bullshit.)
What’s true is this:
I think in visuals.
I break things down into their raw parts so I can understand how they work.
That’s how I’ve made sense of everything from quantitative easing, to neural networks, to why satellites don’t fall out of the sky.
In today’s market: visual thinking is rare.
What’s rarer is doing it well.
Worse than a supply issue is the quality issue; even when people are able to think visually, they usually produce something that looks like it was designed in Microsoft Paint.
TL;DR: visual thinking + simple, beautiful design = rare
I believed it was necessary to develop a set of tools, frameworks and heuristics that was easy simple, beautiful, and idiot-proof.
That’s when I started to created these.
I apply this same method to everything I read.
Each idea becomes a cue card. A mental node.
Stack enough, and you build a lattice—
A structure that lets you see faster than most people can process.
So what now?
If I had to summarize what worked for me:
If you can solve a problem you’re experiencing personally, you’re much more likely to succeed (because you know for sure if the solution works).
Now, I talk to people who are interested in what I do and build things to help them and others.
Side note… This is usually a good way to blow off some steam.
