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Helping a Local Farm Shop - Part 1
Side Project

Farm Shop Diary - Part 1: Context, Discovery and Planning

Customer discovery at the farm shop till, establishing OKRs with a farmer, and building a strategy to fix an aging Shopify setup.

Helping a Local Farm Shop - Part 2
Side Project

Farm Shop Diary - Part 2: Fixes, the Build and a Chaotic Go-Live

Quick wins on the old site, building a new headless storefront with Claude Code in three sessions, and the P1 bugs that arrive free with every go-live.

Helping a Local Farm Shop - Part 3
Side Project

Farm Shop Diary - Part 3: Post-Launch, Results and Lessons Learned

Coaching a farmer into a content creator, 100 likes on day one, and measuring whether we actually hit our OKRs. Spoiler: some yes, some not yet.

Mapping and Managing Your Stakeholders Effectively
Product Practice

Mapping and Managing Your Stakeholders Effectively

Three proven frameworks to categorise your stakeholders and prioritise your time - plus a free interactive tool to map them with AI.

Aligning Roadmaps to OKRs
Product Strategy

Aligning Roadmaps to OKRs

Why OKRs and roadmaps so often end up disconnected, and how to fix it with a proper cascade - plus two free tools to make the translation mechanical.

Human Leadership in an AI World
Leadership

The Value of Human Leadership in an AI World

Why human currency is increasing in value as AI proliferates - judgement, authenticity, accountability, and the things that can't be automated.

AI Powered Product Practice
AI & Product

AI Powered Product Practice

What it actually means to be an AI Product Practitioner - new metrics, new trade-offs, and building user trust in probabilistic systems.

The MHHS project team
Energy Tech

MHHS - Reflections and Thoughts on the Future

Reflecting on the MHHS delivery journey, the teamwork behind it, and what the shift means for UK energy suppliers.