01
Field guides
The question, setup, measurements, failure, adjustment, and repeatable protocol.
Tools that survived the experiment.
I collect tools easily. The harder question is whether they deserve a permanent place. If something keeps creating usable leverage after the novelty wears off, it may end up here.
The lab kit.
02
AI workflows
Tools, prompts, agents, and automations that saved real time or created real leverage.
03
Templates
The practical artifact left behind when an experiment becomes reusable.
04
Conversations
Focused thinking partnerships for a real problem that does not fit inside a download.
The point is not to own more tools.
A useful tool should create results you can feel or measure: more time, energy, output, confidence, money, or freedom to move.
Get the tool when it earns its place.
Follow the experiment, the evidence, and anything useful enough to keep.
Follow the lab ↗P.S. Not narcissistic enough to think you care. Delusional enough to think it matters.