Product
Architect
Narrative
Designer
Information
Engineer
Ideas
Whisperer

Systematic blueprints
of clarity.
Structured messages.
Compelling stories.
Knowledge frameworks
to scaffold progress.
Extracting the signal
from noise.

How I think

Exploring the questions, patterns & principles that shape how I build, lead & learn.

What I've done

A selection of case studies showing how I’ve helped teams move faster, design better, and deliver with purpose.

Delivery

execution, operations, resilience

Governance

structure, strategy, alignment

Optimisation

UX clarity, friction reduction

Platforms

scale, architecture, integration

What I know

A living library of frameworks, philosophies, processes, and methodologies — structured for clarity, linked for context.

Frameworks

Structural skeletons for thought

Philosophies

Principles of interpretation

Processes

Repeatable systemic sequences

Methodologies

Prescriptive systems of practice

Category
Focus
Lens
Effort discounting is the tendency to value rewards less when they require greater effort. It explains why we often choose easier paths even when harder ones yield bigger gains.
External rewards can unintentionally reduce intrinsic motivation. The reward undermining effect shows how over-justifying effort with incentives shifts focus from enjoyment to obligation.
Reward processing deficits in ADHD arise from atypical dopamine activity in the brain’s reward circuits, leading to a preference for immediate gratification and difficulty sustaining motivation for delayed rewards.
A belief that intelligence and ability can be developed through effort, good strategies, and learning. Growth mindset encourages resilience, curiosity, and improvement, contrasting the fixed view of innate talent.

Contact

If you’re a recruiter, a hiring manager, or someone exploring freelance or collaborative projects, this is the place to start the conversation.

Yes, Andover (not Hanover 😉), right in the middle of Hampshire, with quick links to London, Southampton, Reading, and other business centres.