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Origianlly this site is more of a backstage area, so I’m pleasantly surprised you’re here! While you’re around, why not check out some of my projects?
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I do maintain a blog with the intention to write about what it’s really like to work as a consultant across countries and cultures. The idea is to share lessons learned in the field, useful tools I’ve picked up along the way, and honest reflections on navigating complex systems with purpose and humility. If you care about doing good work in tough places, you’re in the right place.
Latest posts
- Shutdown and Sombreros
I’ve lived in Mexico for years and seen maybe three sombreros total. Meanwhile, I’ve watched 20+ American politicians get digitally crowned with sombreros this week alone. The U.S. produces more sombrero content than Mexico produces actual sombreros. While Washington stickers its democracy, Mexico exists as a cartoon in foreign imagination—and both profit from the fiction - AI Transparency: Why Knowing When Content is Artificial Matters
AI is transforming how we work and create, but it also makes it harder to know what is real. Deepfakes, AI-generated articles, and synthetic audio are spreading faster than fact-checkers can respond. This post explores why transparency matters, how content creators can disclose AI use, and introduces a simple AI Transparency Tool designed for individuals. - Oslo Airport, Cold Efficiency
Oslo Airport, Gardermoen (OSL) is sleek, modern, and efficient, the kind of place travel guides like to praise. On paper, it has everything an international airport should offer. In practice, it rarely feels welcoming. The first thing that strikes me is the cost. Even by Norwegian standards, food and drinks inside the airport are excessive.… Read more: Oslo Airport, Cold Efficiency - The Real Difference Between Expats and Immigrants (And Why It Matters)
Picture this: Two people move to Germany for work. One is a British software engineer on a two-year contract. The other is a Syrian teacher planning to build a new life there permanently. Yet somehow, only one gets called an “expat” while the other is labeled an “immigrant.” What’s going on here? It Should Be… Read more: The Real Difference Between Expats and Immigrants (And Why It Matters)
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