Get your money together in 2026 - for real

Financial resilience means reaching your own idea of wealth, and staying there no matter what happens in the outside world.

And no, it's not about budgets or spreadsheets. It's not about motivation either, this will fade out, inevitably.


It's about building habits so automatic they become gravitational - pulling you toward wealth without effort. This book shows you how.

Gravitational Habits For Financial Resilience book cover

What This Blog Is About

Since 2006, I've been writing about the art of living intentionally. After two decades of experimenting, failing, and occasionally succeeding, I've distilled everything into three interconnected pillars that form the foundation of a life well lived.

Financial Resilience

No "get rich quick" schemes here. Instead, discover tools and approaches to build wealth habits so automatic they become gravitational—pulling you toward financial stability regardless of what happens in the outside world.

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Location Independence

15 years of working and living from anywhere—from Europe to Asia and back. Hard-earned lessons on remote work, digital nomad life, and building a career that travels with you without losing your mind (or your clients).

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Meaningful Relationships

From friendship to romantic love, from parenting to casual acquaintances—tested approaches to building deeper connections. Because all the money and freedom in the world mean nothing without people to share them with.

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Dragos Roua

Hi, I'm Dragos

I'm an entrepreneur, iOS developer, digital nomad and writer splitting my time between Europe (Portugal) and Asia (currently Vietnam). I code since 1987 (started on Z80 processors) and got into AI in 2019, before ChatGPT made it cool.

After years of trying every task management system, I built addTaskManager to solve my own chaos.

Previously founded multiple startups, wrote extensively about personal development, financial resilience and meaningful relationships, and discovered that the best systems are the ones that adapt to how we actually think, not how we should think.

When I'm not coding, you'll find me writing about the intersection of technology and mindfulness, or exploring the coffee shops of Saigon.