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- Late-Night Hustle, Morning Regret: The Hidden Cost of Working Like a Firestarter
I told myself the 2am idea-bombs were productivity. They were just fires my team and my family had to put out by morning. On passion with no off-switch, and what it costs.
- Herding Lightning: The Six ADHD Archetypes I Learned in 20 Years of Creative Chaos
Twenty years running a 250-person creative agency taught me the chaos wasn't a bug. It was six kinds of ADHD brain, and once I could name them, I ran them like a symphony.
- ADHD, Addiction, and the Culture I Didn't See Coming
I built a creative agency around neurodivergent brilliance and hard celebration. I missed what the culture was costing people. Here's what I'd do differently now.
- The Prophet in the Pitch Room
Every agency has a silver-tongued prophet who dazzles the room, vanishes before the work, and gets rich on the budget that fails. Here is how to spot him.
- The ND Team That Saved My Agency Bacon Again and Again
Artists who rolled in at 11am, a coder who forgot to eat, a strategist muttering at a whiteboard. On paper it was insanity. In practice, we were lightning.