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Forecasting the Future of Economics, AI, and Workflows.

I'm an economist and consultant. I build systems that help leaders apply AI and Project Management to complex problems.
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management
EconomicsAIWorkflowsProject Management

Current Focus

Associate, Internal Operations

Currently at Torq People Solutions.

Specializing in execution design, incentive alignment, and practical AI adoption for multi-stakeholder workflows.

Market Signal

Latest Writing

Data, incentives, and execution in short form.

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AI Lowers Startup Overhead

Feb 14, 2026

AI Lowers Startup Overhead

AI isn’t “killing entrepreneurship”, it's actually making it easier to start a business.

When the back office no longer requires an entire team, the minimum viable team shrinks from 10 to 2. Business viability becomes cheaper.

AI That Ships
Execution Design
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Weather vs Economics

Feb 10, 2026

Weather vs Economics

Winter storms remind me of Economics: Everyone checks the forecast, and nobody is ready for the results.

Weather and economic forecasting are professional guessing with better math. When your forecast changes, it’s not betrayal, it’s the model updating.

Applied Economics
Forecasting
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Where Did Entry-Level Jobs Go?

Feb 5, 2026

Where Did Entry-Level Jobs Go?

Where did all the entry-level jobs go? Hint: it’s not just AI.

Call it the post-overhiring hangover: fewer openings, more grads… and the only thing growing faster than job competition is the ‘requirements’ section.

Applied Economics
Labor Market
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AI Isn't a Cheat Code

Jan 28, 2026

AI Isn't a Cheat Code

AI isn’t a productivity cheat code just because it exists.

If nobody’s implementing it into real workflows, it’s just software with good PR. The real edge is turning AI into a repeatable workflow.

AI That Ships
Workflows
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The Economy Isn't a Screenshot

Jan 15, 2026

The Economy Isn't a Screenshot

People keep asking me for a one-sentence read on the economy. “Are we in a recession or not?”

The economy isn’t one thing you can screenshot. It’s a bunch of moving parts (jobs, income, production) pushing and pulling at the same time.

Applied Economics
Market Signal
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Separating AI Hype from Data

Jan 8, 2026

Separating AI Hype from Data

I’ve been trying to separate AI productivity hype from the actual data.

Among workers who use it, they save about 5.4% of their weekly hours. When spread across everyone, it’s roughly a 1.1% productivity boost.

AI That Ships
Data to Decisions
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