I stopped
for the colors.
Usually curious. Occasionally just trying to pick a drink.
Learning people is
my love language.
I’ll remember the face you made for half a second two years ago when you mentioned the guy you’re “not that into.” I’ll also forget where I put my phone within 30 seconds.
I keep a very
unofficial archive.
Screenshots of interiors. Colors I want to remember. Small things someone got just right.
Our refinished floors are the color they are because of my pup—which is either excellent inspiration or proof that he has too much influence in this household.
And counting.
The color reference for our floors.
The stakes change.
The habit doesn’t.
I design complex financial tools, where missing context or unreliable information can shape a consequential decision. That makes me want to understand the whole situation: the people making the call, the information they trust, and the places where the product asks them to guess.
I like helping a team get clear enough to choose a direction and move.
See the workI tend to work in bursts of hyperfixation followed by hibernation. My phone tends to work at 4% battery. Somehow, both of us keep going.