I build systems for problems people have learned to live with.
I’m a founder, AI and product builder, clinician, author, and growth operator.
I work at the intersection of human behavior, technology, and business — turning complex problems into products, companies, and systems that work better.
Across three cities with a team of 20 practitioners.
I don’t start with the feature.
I start with the system producing the outcome.
Most problems are treated too far downstream.
I look upstream.
What system would have to exist for the desired result to happen consistently?
Then I build it.
Different problems. Same operating system.
Making intelligence useful.
I build AI products that don’t just generate answers — they understand context, make decisions, guide behavior, and improve outcomes.
From virtual healthcare teams to conversational interfaces to AI-powered business systems, I’m interested in what happens when intelligence becomes infrastructure.
Taking ideas from zero to market.
I’ve built companies, clinical practices, consumer health products, communities, audiences, and new business models.
I’m especially interested in finding the shortest path between a real unmet need and something people will actually use and pay for.
Fix the system, not the symptom.
I diagnose why an outcome isn’t happening, identify the leverage points, and build the operating system required to make it repeatable.
Conceivable
A new operating system for women’s health.
Conceivable uses AI, longitudinal health data, behavioral intervention, and personalized care to help women understand and improve their health across the reproductive lifespan.
What began as a fertility platform has evolved into a broader women’s-health system spanning first period through menopause.
The Foundry
You don’t have to build it alone.
The Foundry is a network where founders contribute the expertise they have and get access to the expertise their companies need.
Instead of hiring another consultant for every problem, members enter the Loop: contribute useful work to the community, earn Loop Hours, and use those hours to get meaningful help from other vetted founders.
Join Foundry. Enter the Loop. →AI Growth Systems
Finding the revenue businesses are already generating — and losing.
Most appointment-based businesses don’t just have a lead-generation problem. Missed inquiries. Slow follow-up. Unconverted consultations. Cancellations. Lapsed patients. Repetitive front-desk work consuming the people who should be taking care of customers.
First focus: med spas and high-touch clinical businesses.
See where your revenue is going →
I build to learn.
Not every idea needs to become a venture-backed company. Sometimes the fastest way to understand a problem is to build the smallest useful version, put it in front of real people, and see what happens.
The Foundry
Can founder expertise become a circulating resource rather than something every startup has to repeatedly buy?
AI Growth Systems
How much revenue is quietly lost inside ordinary business workflows — and how much can intelligent automation recover?
Conversational AI
What changes when software stops behaving like software and starts understanding the actual circumstances of a person’s life?
The next generation of software won’t just help people do things. It will understand what outcome they’re trying to create.
That changes almost everything. Healthcare. Work. Entrepreneurship. Education. Consumer products. Professional services.
I’m particularly interested in systems that can observe, reason, personalize, intervene, learn, and improve — without requiring the human to become an expert in the system first.
Translating complicated ideas into things ordinary people can actually use.
That work has included books, scholarly research, patents, clinical education, social content, speaking, and building an audience of more than 500,000 people around women’s health.
I’ve had a slightly unusual career.
I began as a clinician and reproductive-health expert, eventually building and operating three clinics across three cities with a team of 20 acupuncturists. Then I became a founder. Then a product builder. Then, increasingly, an AI builder.
But the work has always been surprisingly similar:
Understand the system. Find what’s preventing the desired outcome. Build a better one.
I’m the founder and CEO of Conceivable, the creator of The Foundry, a best-selling author, inventor on two patents, and a lifelong builder of things that probably should already exist.
Based in Austin, Texas