Think

Tank.

What Are Think Tanks?

Think Tanks are what happens when an essay stops being a monologue. They are private salons, online and off, where I invite a small group of people to gather around an idea I've explored in my writing.

Each session is a conversation, not a lecture. You get closer access to the thinking itself—and more importantly, to how it lands in real life. The AMA lets you apply it directly to what you're building right now.

The conversation I host with esteemed guests and practitioners shows you how a master thinks about structure, sovereignty, and scale.

This isn’t a how-to. It’s more of a how-to-think-about-it + room to ask your own questions and see where the idea meets your reality. And sometimes, if I’m exploring this concept even further and there's a tool or project in motion, you'll be the first to know.

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Think Tanks

From Personal Website to Personal Institution: What the Athlete Model Teaches Us About Building Things You Actually Own

In my essay, Why Personal Websites Are Replacing Social Media, I asked whether you're building the hub or renting the spoke. We explored this concept further in my essay, We Didn’t Ask For This Internet, where I began to outline what a website should even be in 2026 and beyond.

This conversation is meant to be different. It’s meant to go a bit deeper.

In this Think Tank join me in conversation with Arlesha Amazan, she’s spent 15+ years architecting sovereign businesses for athletes like Steph Curry and Dwyane Wade—and in Think Tank 001, we're exploring what that model means for anyone building something that matters in the age of AI.