Blog · Track
Intentional Living
The Faithfulness Coach series — building an operating model for a life lived on purpose.
A timeline of this series — oldest on the left, newest on the right. 5 posts.
-
The Intentional Living Engine — Why Your Life Needs an Operating Model
I’ve spent 40 years helping organisations design operating models — the systems, processes, and governance that make things actually work.
Read 6 min
-
What the Pope’s AI Encyclical Says to Anyone Trying to Live Faithfully
In my first post here, I described what I had been building quietly for several months: a Personal Operating Model — a structured system for living intentionally.
Read 13 min
-
Why I Stopped Calling It a Personal Operating Model
In my last two posts I mentioned, almost in passing, that I had changed the name of the system I’ve been building.
Read 6 min
-
A Tool, Never a Master — What John Lennox Adds to the Faithfulness Coach
In the last post I borrowed a story from John Lennox — the deepfake channel built in his name, the fabricated lectures his own audience believed — to sharpen a question I keep returning to: is your voice still yours?
Read 6 min
-
The Four Reviews That Keep a System Honest
At the end of the naming post I said the review cadence would come next, “because that’s where a good system most often quietly fails.” I want to make good on that, because it’s true, and…
Read 6 min
In order
- The Intentional Living Engine — Why Your Life Needs an Operating Model
- What the Pope’s AI Encyclical Says to Anyone Trying to Live Faithfully
- Why I Stopped Calling It a Personal Operating Model
- A Tool, Never a Master — What John Lennox Adds to the Faithfulness Coach
- The Four Reviews That Keep a System Honest