Core Philosophy



Business as a Living System

Organizations are not machines; they are living organisms operating in open systems. They must constantly adapt to their environments, evolve, and make decisions that align with both their external market conditions and their internal team dynamics.

"Self-organization is not a startling new feature of the world. It is the way the world has created itself for billions of years." – Margaret Wheatley & Myron Kellner-Rogers

If we can drive better alignment between decision-makers and builders, we will increase both the speed and the strength of impact of our organizations in the world.



Leadership as an Alignment Function

Rather than controlling people like cogs in a machine, leaders can inspire commitment and create the conditions for teams to do their best work.

  • Leaders are good at determining which outcomes truly matter and can provide teams with the decision-making power and resources to succeed.
  • True engagement comes from intrinsic motivation, which will always yield better results than external pressure.
  • Successful organizations operate in open systems, continuously sensing and responding to change.








Unlike a traditional Chief of Staff who focuses only on operations, I bring deep product expertise, making me especially valuable to technical founders, CTOs, and companies where product strategy is a core business driver.