Now

This is a now page. If you have your own site, you should make one too.

Launching this website

I just shipped this site and I’m pretty thrilled about it. It’s built on Astro with Obsidian as the CMS, synced through GitHub Actions and deployed on Vercel. The whole thing started as a weekend project and turned into a deep rabbit hole of design decisions, content pipelines, and late-night tinkering. Is it a little indulgent? Yes. Have I learned a ton? Absolutely.

Advising founders through hard decisions

I run a small advisory practice called Anthimeros, working with a handful of startup founders at a time. I’m selective about who I take on—interesting problems, good people, low ego. Most of what I do lives in the space between strategy and execution: the reorg nobody wants to talk about, the exec hire you’re agonizing over, the board conversation you’re not sure how to have. I’ve been in those rooms. I like helping people navigate them.

Building things for fun

I’ve never been great at doing just one thing. And there’s never been a better time for people like me who just like to build shit. Right now I’m trying my hand at making vermouth (it’s called Cartographer, long story), tinkering with hardware projects for my kids, and hacking on various software ideas. The through-line is that I like building things, AI is a complete game-changer (thank you Claude Code), and I’m more motivated than ever to bring my own ideas to life.

Deep in the AI tools rabbit hole

Related, I’ve been spending an unreasonable amount of time customizing my Claude Code setup—MCP servers, custom skills, automated workflows, the works. It’s become a genuine creative outlet. I’m fascinated by what happens when you treat AI tools not as assistants but as collaborators, and I keep finding new ways to wire things together. It’s the most fun I’ve had with software in years (maybe ever?).

The LEGO Titanic

A gift from my best friends for my birthday, just started today. 9,090 pieces. It’s going to take a while. My kids will probably break it 287 times.

Life lately

Two kids, a dog named Digs, and an incredible community of friends in Austin. I turned 37 this month and honestly it feels great. I’m cycling when I can, drinking too much coffee, and trying to find the right balance between ambition and ease.