Little hinges swing big doors

Hinges is what I write. It’s for founders whose ideas move faster than their systems, the ones who were called scattered, unreliable, too much, and believed it.

The argument is simple. Those founders were never lazy. They were missing the gear. AI is the gear: it carries the parts of the brain that never fully cooperate, so the parts that are extraordinary get to run.

I’ve written the manifesto, the field guide to the patterns that actually stop these founders, and a keynote I gave to a room of seven-figure operators in Cabo. Most of the room raised their hand when I asked who had ADHD.