Stay with ideas long enough to understand them.

Most writing today tries to move you somewhere.

This one aims to help you notice where you already are.

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In Plain Sight is where I publish clear, public-facing essays about how meaning forms, where communication breaks down, and what happens when we stop rushing clarity.

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These are not drafts.

They’re complete thoughts meant to be read in one sitting.

You don’t need bullets, but a soft list can help orient without selling.

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• One essay a week
• Clear conclusions, not open loops
• Observations about communication, attention, and pace
• Writing meant to be read slowly, not scanned

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No streaks. No threads. No notifications disguised as insight.