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※ Index 02
Work I take on
A couple of things I do well enough to do for other people. Same attention I bring to my own travels and this page — pointed at yours.
Travel planning
Trips, planned by someone who lives in airports.
I spend my life moving through the world and paying attention to how it fits together. I'll turn that into a trip you actually enjoy — no generic tourist checklist, just a plan that fits how you like to travel.
An elegant one-page personal site — exactly like the one you're reading. For people who want a calm, premium corner of the internet instead of a noisy template.
Single-page, custom-designed, no cookie-cutter look
Your story, your photos, your links — done with taste
Fragments, not essays. Things noticed, lessons that stuck, questions still open. Added one at a time, when there's something real to add.
N° 01 — kept
Good thinking isn't reaching the right answer fast. It's being willing to abandon a good-looking answer when a better one shows up. The dangerous ideas aren't the ugly wrong ones — those die on their own. It's the elegant ones that half-fit the evidence and quietly hold up everything else.
A lesson, learned the hard way
N° 02
What did I see this week that the data hasn't caught up to yet?
— waiting for a real one
N° 03
What's a thing everyone agrees on that I'm not sure about?
— waiting for a real one
N° 04
What assumption did I watch break this month — and what replaced it?
— waiting for a real one
N° 05
Something the mat taught me that applies somewhere off the mat.
— waiting for a real one
※ Index 04
Places & the feelings they left
Above a city at dusk
The best way to understand how a place is built is to get above it and watch the lights come on.
A side street, golden hour
I'll take a quiet side street over a famous landmark every time. The details are where a city actually lives.
A back canal in Venice
Everyone photographs the same square. The interesting things are always one wrong turn away from it.
A temple after dark, Japan
Some things took centuries to build. Standing in front of them at night puts your own hurry in perspective.