
For people done pretending the standard version of success fits, and wondering what it was all for. Essays on quiet wealth, what work and ambition actually look like once you have the thing you were chasing. Twenty years in consulting, now fractional.
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This piece completes a three-part exploration of money. It began with what personal finance content structurally leaves out, then turned to the Diwali gold my mother placed in my hands the year I asked for a phone, and the two very differen...
A quick note before we start. Last week I wrote about what personal finance content leaves off the page - the structural advantages that made the wealth possible, edited out of the story being sold as advice. This piece is about the househo...
I've stayed away from writing about money for a long time. Most of what gets published in this space doesn't match what I've seen, and the gap between the content and the actual rooms has been wide enough that I haven't found a way in. Two...
Thursday morning. I’m working through emails over breakfast.
Jill (9.17am): One of your speakers haven’t arrived yet
Me: Nicole’s booked for tomorrow
Me: I’m calling you now
Twenty minutes later we’d worked it out. The booking...
The office in Brighton was the size of a meeting room. Two desks, one window onto a side street, the kettle on a shelf above a printer. We’d filmed an investment series together in a studio the week before, and Amir had invited me down to k...
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Twenty years in consulting. Rewriting quiet wealth, generational money, and what work and ambition actually is once you have the thing you were chasing.
For the person trying to hold it all together. Career. Marriage. Kids. Loss. Ambition. Joy. I write about finding meaning in the middle of it all. Engineer. Husband. Dad of four.
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