I'm a writer and thinker working at the intersection of law, philosophy, and social change.

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I'm drawn to practical questions about work, justice, attention, and the systems that shape our lives. My thinking is grounded in traditions spanning philosophy, political economy, law, and theology, but oriented toward action. I’m not interested in abstraction for its own sake. I want to understand how we got here, and how we might create something more humane.

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I believe the future of work isn’t just remote or AI-enhanced—it’s ethical, attentional, and participatory. It calls for institutions that steward rather than extract; that earn legitimacy through how they distribute care and attention. I want to prototype new frameworks where law, economics, and technology serve people—not the other way around.

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I write to clarify, to connect, and to imagine. If work can be sacred, if justice is not an idea but a practice, and if our questions shape the lives we lead—then I hope my writing helps build that life.