The Blueprint: How to work with me
To build exceptional results, we need the right setup. My mind runs on an ADHD operating system—a highly specialized engine built for deep, systemic vision and lightning-fast crisis management. To unlock the full potential of this architecture, here is my operating manual.
The Architecture of Communication
The Dialogue: For quick alignments, Microsoft Teams is the way to go.
The Single Source of Truth: Project status, tasks, and metrics live exclusively in management tools like DevOps or ClickUp. If it's not there, it doesn't exist.
The Archive: Emails are strictly for final meeting summaries or official communications.
The Law of Flow: I will almost always pick up spontaneous calls. However, an unscheduled call shatters my deep-work state. It takes immense mental energy to context-switch back. Please consider async communication first, even if I forget to set my status to "Busy".
Hyperfocus & The Art of Execution
My superpower lies in conceptual mapping. Before I execute, my brain maps out best practices and complex problems in their entirety. In a crisis, my mind becomes a 360-degree radar, finding solutions while others are still analyzing.
The Golden Rule: Tell me what we need to achieve, never how to build it. Dictating the "how" or micromanaging the process builds an immediate mental wall that kills any chance of entering the flow.
The Productivity Behemoth: When I enter the "Tunnel" (Hyperfocus), I execute 80% of my project work in a fraction of the usual time.
Time, Structure, & The Administrative Void
I enjoy porting successful structural concepts across projects. Yet, my operating system has unique rules regarding time and administration.
Time Blindness & Buffers: My perception of time is abstract. Therefore, I build generous buffers into my estimates. Artificial pressure caused by poor planning will frustrate me—I'll still get it done, but it damages the synergy.
Organic Meetings: We don't need rigid agendas. The most critical topics come first, and the meeting takes exactly as long as it needs to.
The Administrative Kryptonite: Manual documentation, meeting minutes, and repetitive tasks are my mental roadblocks. (Time tracking, however, is solved via the Super Productivity tool).
What I need from you: I don't demand meeting notes, but I do expect you to translate our calls into actionable tickets in DevOps/ClickUp. If tasks aren't logged there, they fall into the void.
Radical Candor
I don't have a filter for office politics or fluff.
Direct Feedback: I communicate with extreme directness. If something needs to be said, I will say it.
Handling Mistakes: Lying is far too exhausting—keeping track of lies takes too much energy. If I make a mistake, I put it on the table immediately. No excuses. We analyze it, fix the bug, and move forward.
