Collaboration

Intentional work, approached with clarity.

Collaboration, to me, is not casual connection or exploratory conversation. It’s intentional work between people who share values, respect boundaries, and are willing to engage thoughtfully.

This page exists to outline the types of collaboration I consider and to set expectations before any conversation begins.

What Collaboration Means Here

I consider collaboration when there is:

  • a clear purpose

  • mutual respect for time and responsibility

  • alignment in values, not just opportunity

  • a willingness to communicate directly and honestly

Collaboration is not about volume or exposure. It’s about substance.

Types of Collaboration I Consider

This list is not exhaustive, but it reflects the kinds of work I’m open to when there is strong alignment.

  • Strategic partnerships or joint projects

  • Long-form conversations or interviews with depth and intention

  • Thoughtful contributions to meaningful initiatives

  • Advisory or behind-the-scenes support where clarity and structure are needed

Each collaboration is evaluated on its own merits.

What I’m Not Looking For

To be respectful of time and clarity, I don’t engage in:

  • generic outreach or “let’s connect” requests

  • mass pitches, cold promotions, or affiliate solicitations

  • time-bound urgency without context

  • collaborations built primarily around exposure or reach

This is not a judgment. It’s simply a boundary.

How to Reach Out

If you believe there’s genuine alignment and a clear reason to collaborate, you may reach out through the contact form.
Please include:

  • who you are

  • what you’re proposing

  • why you believe alignment exists

Messages that are thoughtful and specific are far more likely to receive a response.
Not every inquiry will result in collaboration, and not every message will receive a reply. That’s not personal. It’s part of maintaining clarity and integrity in the work I choose to engage in.
When collaboration does happen, it’s approached with care, respect, and shared responsibility.