The Tourist Bias – Revised
Discover how to achieve location independence and remote work. Location independence is not a luxury anymore, it’s a necessity. Start your location-ind...
Breaking The Veil Of Illusions
We live in an algorithmic world. For those of you not aware, or under 30, this may sound strange. That's because this is the only world [...]
The Anatomy Of A U-Turn
You drive on a normal day, on a normal road, at a normal speed. Suddenly, the road in front of you seems to abruptly end. Sometimes [...]
Monday Moving Forward – Let It Be
Since today is a Monday, I thought about writing a short post from the Monday Moving Forward series. You know, something simple, an easy life hack [...]
Short Form Versus Long Form Content
The haiku versus the epic. Or Twitter versus Medium, if you like. A few witty sentences, trying to convey meaning in a condensed package, versus the [...]
Autumn Season
There's something about autumn that I like a lot. I'm not enjoying it, but I deeply resonate with it.
Live Events
After months of digital isolation, attending live conferences again revealed what we lost. Human energy in physical space hits different than pixels
Breathe In, Breathe Out
The most underrated life hack costs nothing. Conscious breathing without attachment clears your mind and dissolves stress—no exotic techniques required
365 Days Writing Challenge – Checkpoint Ten
Ten months into publishing daily. The discipline matters more than the output—showing up builds the muscle that separates creators from dreamers
Ok, Done, What Next?
You reached your goal. Now what? The gap between achievement and the next move is where most people stall. Forward momentum dies in the silence
Making Your Bed In The Morning
Making my bed every morning isn't about tidiness—it's setting an anchor. When the bed is made before leaving, half the day is already won
Picking A Good Anchor
Rough patches are guaranteed. Expecting smooth sailing is toxic thinking. The only question is whether you picked an anchor strong enough for the storm
How Much Money Do You Really Need?
Ricky Gervais bought one expensive t-shirt after years of poverty. The lesson isn't about money—it's about realizing enough is a moving target we invent
Debt Is Death
Debt trades future income for present convenience. Each payment kills a piece of your future freedom. The interest isn't financial—it's existential
Good Habits Die Hard
Ten years of morning yoga taught me good habits become invisible. The best routines disappear into your life until you forget when they started
Skills You Didn’t Need 150 Years Ago, But You Need Now
The world moves at an incredible pace. We already ran out of letters to denominate generations, with Gen Z.
Location Independence And Reference Points
Location independence isn't luxury anymore—it's survival. When governments turn authoritarian overnight, your ability to move becomes your greatest asset
We Can Only Connect The Dots Backwards
Steve Jobs was right. You can't see how pieces fit while living forward. Trust accumulates meaning only when you look back at the pattern you built
Movie Review: The Squid Game
I watched Titanic three years late. Squid Game hit differently—brutal capitalism wrapped in children's games. The commentary cuts deeper than the violence
London Bridge Is Falling Down
Everyone knows the song. Few ask why it stuck. Sometimes titles arrive fully formed, carrying meaning we only understand after we write them down