The Return to the Digital Garden

The modern personal website is broken. It has become a resume. A static brochure. A polished “greatest hits” album of things you did 3 years ago.

But a resume is a dead document. It records the past. It does not invite the future.

The Garden vs. The Stream

Social media is a Stream.

• It is fast.
• It is ephemeral.
• It disappears in 24 hours.

A Resume is a Monument.

• It is static.
• It is impressive.
• It never changes.

A Digital Garden is something in between. It is a place where ideas are planted, watered, and allowed to grow slowly. Some posts are just “seeds” (a rough thought). Some are “saplings” (a developing theory). Some are “trees” (a fully formed essay).

Depth over Velocity

This site is my return to that philosophy. I don’t want to optimize for “views” or “virality.” I want to optimize for Depth.

I want a quiet corner of the internet where I can explore “Marketing as Infrastructure,” or “Agentic Workflows,” without needing to wrap it in a clickbait hook. A place to show my work while it is messy.

Because the most interesting people aren’t the ones who show you the trophy. They are the ones who let you into the lab.