Freelance senior advisor specialised in helping organizations master new capabilities. I develop the tools that I can't find and would love to have myself. I think advising should be an efficient process, evidence based, fitting and transferable to the organization itself. I find dictation can add speed and thoughtfulness, hearing your own texts read back is a wonderful way to review what you wrote. Reading on paper helps you think new thoughts and write better texts.
Your notes, done when you stop talking. Dictate with structure by voice (headings, lists, to-dos), grab the keyboard mid-sentence, transcribe recordings. Mistral Voxtral, 13 languages.
Write notes where writing works best, review on reMarkable and get your remarks back in the note they came from. As markdown you can actually edit and refine.
Where research thinking takes shape: explore before you search, think with theoretical lenses, challenge your framing, keep the account. Free via OpenAlex & Semantic Scholar; bring any LLM or none.
Will your readers keep up? Pick a readability target (≈ CEFR B1/B2/C1); the status bar shows on or off target while you write. In any language. The panel shows why, per section, click to jump.
See every open task once, on purpose. Task Wheel visualises all your tasks to help you manage them: each one is a stop on a wheel you turn, so nothing hides at the bottom of a long todo list.