Parenting is the only job where they hand you the responsibility before they hand you the instructions. There is no manual. Just a baby. And no fewer than a hundred people telling you how to raise it. Feed him this. Don’t feed her that. Let him cry. Never let her cry. Structure is everything. Structure is oppressive. Everyone is certain. No one agrees. When our first son was born, I did what most first-time parents do. I looked for the system. The framework. The rules. Surely someone had...

What I learned at the World Economic Forum about climate, capital, and the strange comfort of certainty in an uncertain world. I went to Davos with a simple question. Where is climate capital really going? Not where the press releases say it’s going. Not where the panels promise it’s going. But where investors are actually allocating money, attention, time, and conviction. I left with sore calves, a phone full of half-saved contacts, at least twelve business cards I still cannot place, and...

Why energy, security, and capital are finally aligned  "There is no embargo on sunlight." When Jimmy Carter said that in the late 1970s, it didn’t sound poetic. It sounded practical. The world was in the middle of oil shocks, energy shortages, and long lines at gas stations, and Carter was naming an uncomfortable truth: modern economies had built themselves on energy systems that were efficient, yes, but also fragile, distant, and exposed. He wasn’t making a climate argument. Climate, as we...