Ownership. Not performance.

I write to understand what ownership looks like in practice — in faith, work, money, and the things we build with our hands. Modern advice optimizes for visibility and speed, but responsibility tends to move slowly and stay hidden. It shows up in decisions that don’t get applause and work that still matters when no one is watching.

Much of what I write begins as an attempt to reconcile ideals with the friction of real life. Some ideas survive that process. Many don’t. Writing is how I slow things down long enough to tell the difference.