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A weekly read on how work is changing and the tools people are using to keep up.
- One essay on how work is changing, with a workflow you can actually use
- Free, every Tuesday.
What's in it
Work Flow is one essay a week about how work is changing. Who is getting paid what, which skills moved and what to do about it before the market prices it in. Written for people who freelance, go fractional or are quietly working out their exit.
One shift, explained with the numbers behind it
What changed in how people get paid, hired or replaced this week. Traced back to the report, filing or dataset it came from, not to a thread about it.
The workflow that answers it
A specific sequence you can run the same afternoon: which tool, what to give it, what to do with what comes back. Written to be followed, not admired.
What it means for what you charge
Every issue lands on the same question: whether the shift moves your rate, your title or your leverage. And which of the three to act on first.
Recent issues
Each week's main piece is published on the blog the morning after it goes out. These are the last three. The same writing, without the inbox.
- 15 September 2026Half of imposter syndrome is just missing informationThe thing nobody tells you when you start a job is that most of what makes you feel behind is not a confidence problem. It is a list of things nobody has told you yet.
- 8 September 2026How to find forty companies nobody else is applying toIf I asked you to name companies in the field you want to work in, you would get to about eight before you started struggling. So would everyone else applying for the same jobs.
- 1 September 2026You will leave your job with nothing to showThe average person changes employers every few years and every single time they walk out of a building leaving behind everything they made in it.