Stop Managing.
Start Architecting.
I coined HFML (Human-First Mechanical Leadership) and turn stories into deployable leadership mechanisms. Fewer meetings. Cleaner outcomes.
About
Most leadership content sounds clever and dies by Monday. This is different: decision rules, cadence, clarity rails, and execution loops you can actually run. Pop culture is the wrapper. Mechanisms are the outcome.
UK tech leader turned product builder. I coined HFML (Human-First Mechanical Leadership) and built the tooling (HackTheSim) plus Leadership Playbooks the same way I ran enterprise work: define inputs, build rails, measure outcomes, iterate.
Kits you can deploy in the real world. Shortcuts for clarity, cadence, focus, energy, and execution.
Proof Vault
Public receipts. A feature, plus the video.
Playbook Finder
Pick a category, answer a few quick prompts, get a sensible starting kit. Use Search if you want to hunt by keyword.
Triage Console
Quick signal check. Set it to your weekly meeting load. If it hits the red zone: book via SSA for diagnosis, or self-serve a reset from the kits.
Search Kits
Type a keyword like meetings, focus, execution, or a name like Ferris.
Joyful Rebel (Ferris Bueller)
Why taking it easy is actually the hardest strategic move you can make for your team
Ryan Renolyds
Coming Soon
The Dream (MLK)
How to turn vague strategy into a vivid future your team can actually see and feel.
The Focus Arc (Jobs)
Radical clarity, inevitable flow, and the discipline of doing one thing perfectly.
The Mechanism (Jeff Bezos)
Stop relying on good intentions. Use customer complaints as raw design inputs.