A Lightspeed Commerce shareholder since 2018 makes the case for a bold strategic pivot before the company writes its own BlackBerry ending. The clock is ticking.
Lightspeed, You’re Totally Buggin’: A Shareholder’s Unsolicited Intervention
The SaaSberg: The Half-Trillion Dollar Empire That Didn’t See It Coming
For two decades, SaaS companies built empires on a beautiful, locked-in logic: make switching painful, make customization limited, make implementation expensive. The lock-in was the product. Now AI has destroyed that calculus — and over half a trillion dollars in market value has quietly disappeared to prove it.
The Rise of Agency: Why We’re All Becoming CEOs of Our Own Careers
The old world of work is dead—killed by AI, global connectivity, and a pandemic that proved most jobs could be done anywhere. Welcome to the age of agency, where you're the CEO of your own career, your laptop is your office, and your ability to adapt is your superpower.
How to Turn Commerce Into Art (And Why Your Small Dreams Are Your Biggest Enemy)
Wealth isn’t a miracle; it’s choreography. Success comes from joy in selling, trust built over years, teams over heroes, and thinking ten sizes bigger than feels safe. Fortune is engineered like a barn, plank by plank, until the world calls it impossible—then watches as you make it real.
Notes Beyond the Map 