Breadcrumb Thinking: Writing Notes Your Future Self Trusts
Clarity isn’t just for teammates — it’s an act of self-compassion. For ADHD minds, writing notes your future-self can trust turns riddles into breadcrumbs.
Dopamine-Friendly Story Writing for Agile Teams
Why writing user stories feels harder than it should — and how ADHD-friendly structures can turn your backlog into a source of clarity, not chaos.
Writing With AI Won’t Fix Broken Thinking
GenAI isn’t a shortcut to clarity — it’s a mirror. This article unpacks how behavioural blind spots shape our prompts, and what AI reveals about how we think.
Productivity Starts in the Ticket, not the Backlog
Productivity doesn’t begin in a sprint — it begins in the stories we write, avoid, or over-engineer. Agile artefacts aren’t neutral; they’re behavioural mirrors.
The Hidden Cost of Poorly Written Agile Stories
Agile artefacts don’t just guide delivery — they reflect how teams think. When stories go wrong, it’s not always process that’s broken, but perspective.
Cognitive Debt in the UX Backlog
Why do some UX stories spark momentum while others vanish into the backlog? This piece explores the behavioural blind spots behind cognitive debt and how to write artefacts that move.
Strategic Thinking for an ADHD Brain
Strategy isn’t a luxury if you have ADHD — it’s a lifeline. This article explores how to build adaptive systems that expect drift, protect your energy, and turn re-entry into a feature, not a failure.
Don’t Diagnose the Person. Map the Pattern.
Most stakeholder clashes aren’t personal — they’re systemic. Learn how to spot the patterns behind the personalities.
Being Busy Is Easy
We think we’re getting things done — but often, we’re just reacting to noise. This article explores why behavioural blind spots, not bad tools, kill true productivity in product teams.
Product Sense Is Behavioural Sense
Product decisions aren’t made in a vacuum — they’re shaped by your psychology. This post explores how behavioural clarity can trump intuition in UX strategy.