I write Red, Blue, and Biz, a quick daily brief that helps make sense of the headlines. Each one takes under 90 seconds to read.
I started writing it because the news used to feel like something you could follow. Now it feels loud and angry. So I created a simple way to understand what’s going on without being told what to think.
Why does Red, Blue, and Biz focus on both sides instead of picking one?
Because most people aren’t looking to argue. They’re trying to understand. My goal is clarity, not chaos. Seeing how different perspectives frame the same story makes things simple, not more confusing.
Why 90 seconds?
Because research shows more information doesn’t always mean better understanding. Things like cognitive load theory and Hick’s Law show that when we’re given too much at once, it actually makes things harder to process and decide. So keeping things clear and simple makes it easier to follow and remember.
Can you trust me?
I come from a long and proven organizational strategy background, so I naturally focus on how things work, what’s driving what we’re seeing, and how money moves.
My goal is simple: help you understand what’s happening without having to piece it together or be told what to think.