Growth curve, 2018–2020
A screenshot of the actual 450% growth curve, axes intact, labels redacted. The one-line caption explains what was happening in the inflection quarter.
Backstage
Resumes flatten the work. The actual texture lives in the artifacts — the screenshots, the spreadsheets, the emails, the post-mortems. Names and numbers redacted; the structure is the point.
A screenshot of the actual 450% growth curve, axes intact, labels redacted. The one-line caption explains what was happening in the inflection quarter.
A screenshot of the actual spreadsheet (partner names and dollar amounts redacted) I use to evaluate partnership deals. The structure is the artifact — the numbers are noise.
A real outbound email — names removed, dollar amounts anonymized to "$N" — that started or closed a partnership conversation. The lesson is in the structure of the ask.
Screenshot of an operational dashboard I watched daily — internal, redacted, or MHABS as the personal-systems version. Shows what daily attention actually looks like in metrics form.
A photo of a margin note from a printed financial model or business plan. Shows that I actually print things and write on them. Hand-craft signal.
A redacted post-mortem from a campaign that missed. The artifact is the structure of what I asked when it broke, not the failure itself.
New artifacts get added when there’s something honest to show. If a card here is empty, it’s because the underlying work isn’t at a clean handoff point yet.