On the economy of noticing — what we pay when we look, and what we lose when we don't.

Why the language of efficiency is doing violence to how we think about work, rest, and the point of being alive.

Hard things are worth doing precisely because they are hard. A defense of friction.

What reading nothing in English for twelve months did to how I see the world.

Fifteen years building things that hold communities together. What I've learned about what actually constitutes care.

When every system becomes legible and measurable, what gets lost in the translation.

A short defense of sitting with things before deciding what to think about them.