// Material

A curated library.

Papers, books, and other sources I find genuinely useful — curated, not algorithmic.

Books

The best mental model for understanding why data needs context and why intuition often misleads us.

Foundational for anyone who wants to communicate data clearly. Charts are arguments — make them honest ones.

A practical framework for scoping and shipping work without infinite backlogs. Applies beyond software teams.

What search data reveals that surveys never could. A reminder that the question you ask determines the answer you get.

A compelling case that good visualization is not decoration — it's a form of knowledge compression.

Short and essential. The ability to read charts critically is a core business literacy skill most people never develop.

A challenging and inspiring talk about how the tools we use shape what thoughts we can have. Relevant to anyone building with data.