Technology changes quickly.
People do not.
For experienced, curious people who want to stay relevant, think independently, and grow with AI — using technology as leverage without outsourcing their judgement.
Built on three decades of real-world technology experience, this path turns hard-earned lessons into practical frameworks, examples and evidence you can actually use.
For experienced, curious people who want practical insight to stay relevant, think independently, and grow with AI — without handing their judgement over to the technology.
This page will help you find the ideas, articles, and resources that matter most for your professional and personal growth.
A practical path for using technology as leverage — not as a distraction — in your professional life.
A 6+1-step recommended path: short enough to actually follow, yet thorough enough to cover the areas that most often waste time, create stress, or lead to mediocre decisions.
Let’s begin by looking at the problem together so we can find a smart solution.
I write from experience, using practical frameworks, examples and evidence.
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Tech Do – tools don’t change your life—practice does
Tech Do proposes a disciplined approach to technology use: not choosing apps, but becoming intentional adopters. From reactive to effective, from consuming to creating, with principles, repetition, and operational clarity—even in chaos.
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You’re on the Tech Do path. I developed a test to measure our independence from toxic use of technology. Take some time, answer questions, and pin the result in the page comments. You’ll find your scores when you return to retest in 30 days (I’ll remind you):
6+1 Steps to Put Technology Back in Its Place
One route to follow. Whether you’re an individual contributor or a manager, these six steps sum up what this blog, the newsletter, and every article are really about: judgment, practice, career, influence, and a system that keeps improving.
Each step below is its own short post — why the recommended article is worth your time, what to expect, how to tell you’ve actually applied it, and where to go next. Read them in order, or jump straight to the one you need today.
Turn AI into a small board of recurring mentors, not a search bar you consult only when stuck.





