How ADHD Minds Can Overcome Blank Page Paralysis
Blank page paralysis can feel overwhelming for ADHD minds. A Context Pack provides the scaffolding to turn chaos into clarity and momentum.
The Tactical Way to Write Stories With AI
Using ChatGPT to write Agile stories can either save hours or waste them. This tactical primer shows how to get it right from the first prompt.
The Productivity Tax of Poorly Written User Stories
Poorly written user stories carry a hidden cost — a productivity tax your team pays in wasted meetings and rework. Clear artefacts reduce the bill and shift conversations toward meaningful nuance.
The Audit Trail of Clarity: Tactical Precision in Action
Artefacts may look mundane, but their precision reveals the true health of a system. This article shows how tactical clarity exposes dependencies, strengthens feedback loops, and resists structural drift.
Containers, Not Chaos: ADHD’s Strategic Survival Guide
ADHD minds thrive when work is given shape. Strategic artefacts aren’t corporate polish — they’re survival guides, turning chaos into navigable paths.
The Hidden Cost of Polished but Empty Epics
Epics aren’t meant to be slogans. They are strategic contracts of value — artefacts that preserve clarity and connect user needs to business outcomes. When reduced to polished catchphrases, they waste time and erode trust.
Elastic Tactics for an ADHD Brain
A tactical follow-up to Strategic Thinking for an ADHD Brain, this piece reframes consistency as recovery speed — and offers real-world tactics that flex when your focus won’t.
Stop Paying Productivity Tax
You’re not lazy — your system is taxing you. This post unpacks the hidden costs of tactical misalignment and shows how to reduce your productivity tax.
Tactical Debt: The Hidden Cost of Process Drift
UX doesn’t fail in Figma — it fails in the backlog. If your tickets are vague, your experience will be too. Here’s how to tighten the tactical layer where UX actually lives.
UX Fails in the Backlog
UX doesn’t fail in Figma — it fails in the backlog. If your tickets are vague, your experience will be too. Here’s how to tighten the tactical layer where UX actually lives.