Vikki explains why she’s refusing to switch to Grok despite community pressure, breaking down what AI tool switching fatigue costs a small business: scattered work, rebuilt templates, lost context. She contrasts that with the payoff of sticking with one AI workflow, using her Lovable app build and a guest presenter’s Claude filmmaking process as proof.
A week inside a small AI consultancy, pulled straight from Notion meeting transcripts: real client work, including a fix for writing wrongly flagged as AI-generated, a business paused on purpose instead of letting it fail quietly, plus a few honest personal notes. Written the way it actually happened, not even polished after the fact.
Ankylosing spondylitis is more than a stiff back or “everyone’s tired.” It is an underrepresented autoimmune condition that often goes unnamed for years. In this post, I share what AS actually is, how it shows up in real life, why diagnosis is so slow, and how to support people living with it in practical ways.
Spoon theory explains neurodivergent energy. The Visible Band changes who carries the burden. This post explores how making capacity visible reduces self advocacy fatigue, shifts responsibility to the environment, and removes the constant need to explain internal limits. It’s not a new metaphor. It’s a structural upgrade.
This piece explores neurodivergent thinking as a full inner ecosystem rather than a flaw. It looks at intuitive processing, emotional intensity, creative brain patterns, and the daily rhythms of a mind that works differently. The goal is not to fix yourself but to understand the system beneath your patterns.
