One Book at a Time

The Memoir of a Procrastinator

I Learned the Hard Way
This Is My Story

The Memoir of a Procrastinator is a deeply personal life story told through the lens of chronic procrastination — not as a productivity flaw to be fixed, but as a lifelong relationship with time.

With subtle humor and open honesty, the author reframes procrastination as both a coping mechanism and a costly companion — one that delivers under pressure,  while accumulating emotional, relational, and physical costs.

Rather than offering hacks or cures, this book invites readers to recognize themselves, reconsider their own patterns with time, and make peace with the ways they have lived.

Seeing the Course

Book One of The Discipline of Seeing Series
A New Way to Think About Leadership in Complex Environments

The author has spent much of his life inside structured environments.

One was technology leadership.
The other was a golf course.

In one, the variables were deadlines, dependencies, personalities, and risk. In the other, they were wind, distance, terrain, and attention. 

Both had boundaries.
Both had consequences.
Both rewarded discipline.

It took years to connect them.