About Me

SolveBoard is a personal project — a place where I turn ideas, frameworks, and experience into structured tools for thinking, decision-making, and execution. It reflects how I approach complex problems: by breaking them into systems that are easier to understand, improve, and apply in real life.

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Over time, I’ve built methods for classifying work (FLOW), mapping how work unfolds (OneRoute), and turning both into practical, reusable artifacts. SolveBoard is where those ideas live — not as theory, but as tools people can actually use.

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This isn’t a startup or a sales platform. It’s a working lab, an evolving library, and a space for structured experimentation.​

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I’ve spent years thinking about how organizations make decisions, manage complexity, and execute work at scale. I kept seeing the same pattern: people work hard, but the work itself isn’t structured in a way that makes success easy.

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SolveBoard exists to change that — by creating clear frameworks, repeatable flows, and decision-ready artifacts that help people:

• Think more clearly

• Work more effectively

• Reduce friction

• Improve judgment

• Turn ideas into action

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It’s built for people who care about systems, clarity, and practical improvement. If you enjoy thinking about how things work — and how they could work better — you’re probably in the right place.

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If something here sparks curiosity, raises a question, or connects to a problem you’re working on, I’m happy to talk.