Author: Ken Hollow

The Algorithm Thinks I’m a Different Person Every Week

By Ken Hollow, freelance chameleon and reluctant trend hopper Every Monday, I check my analytics like a responsible content creator who pretends to enjoy numbers.…

The Client Said “It’s Just a Quick Edit” and Now I’m in Hour Seven

By Ken Hollow, freelance prisoner of pastel purgatory The text came in at 8:14 a.m., right when I was pretending to do my morning routine…

Teaching GPT-5 to Sound More Like Me

By Ken Hollow, AI wrangler, burnout survivor, and reluctant personal brand When GPT-5 dropped, I thought, “Perfect. Finally, an assistant who can handle my tone…

GPT-5 Can Code, Write, and Plan My Day — So Why Am I Still Broke?

By Ken Hollow, now officially the unpaid brand ambassador for AI GPT-5 is here. The internet’s buzzing, tech bros are frothing, and I just watched…

GPT-5 Is Here (And It Might Actually Be Smarter Than You)

So buckle up, because OpenAI just dropped GPT‑5 on us—and yes, it’s as glamorously overwhelming as your last existential meltdown. Official Launch (Suck on That,…

Sometimes I Think My Job Is Just Explaining Things to Software

There’s a romanticized image of “working in digital marketing” that gets passed around on LinkedIn — all minimalist coffee shops, sleek laptops, and people in…

Sometimes I Miss Having a Boss to Blame

By Ken Hollow, freelance by choice, regret by default When I quit my last real job, I walked out of the office with a box…

The Only Thing Going Viral Is My Anxiety

By Ken Hollow, algorithmically ghosted and emotionally contagious You ever post something, watch it tank, and then immediately question every life choice that led you…

I Genuinely Don’t Know What I Do Anymore (But the Bio Sounds Nice)

By Ken Hollow, professionally lost and brand-consistent There was a time when I had a job title. Graphic designer. Easy. Understandable. You say it and…

Nana Vix’s Brand Now Includes Frequency Alignment Stickers

By Ken Hollow, formerly a designer, now a priest of pixelated vibrations There was a time when I thought I knew what “branding” meant. Fonts.…