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Two months ago, this wouldn’t have been possible. Website audits. Implementation roadmaps. Site restructuring plans. Developer task lists with exact fixes. The kind of work that used to…

I went for a six-mile run this afternoon, and somewhere around mile three, it hit me. I’m a 1990s NBA power forward. Stay with me here. The Dirty…

The first week was perfect. I built a team of AI agents. Chief of Staff, Architect, Content Capo. Communication running through Telegram. Everything humming. Things getting done that…

Two days ago I added a second agent. Yesterday I optimized token costs and workflow. Today the crew became something different: an actual team. Not agents running in…

530 pounds. Drinking and smoking for nearly 20 years. I showed up to work. I did my job. I held all my responsibilities. I’m just a massive human…

Day 1 went well. Day 1.5 is when the bill comes. Nobody skips it – they just don’t write about it. Here’s what token burn taught me about…

I spun up a second AI agent. Here is what I learned about building a multi-agent setup and why the same principles that apply to managing a real…

Day two of building an AI agent team with OpenClaw. Tony missed his overnight tasks, Peter Steinberger joined OpenAI, OpenClaw is becoming a foundation, and I am still…

I’m still figuring this out. I want to be upfront about that. But I know enough to tell you that something fundamental has shifted, and I haven’t been…

At 37, I had a stroke. Then came the MS diagnosis. I went from running a career to relearning how to walk. That’s not the point of this…
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