The Last 2 Kilometers Of A Marathon
Over 50 marathons later, the last 2 kilometers still hurt the same. Your body's empty but momentum carries you. The finish line pulls you forward
Building addTaskManager, the best iOS productivity app for ADHD minds
Over 50 marathons later, the last 2 kilometers still hurt the same. Your body's empty but momentum carries you. The finish line pulls you forward
Nine months of daily writing. The challenge isn't finding ideas—it's showing up when inspiration is absent. Discipline beats motivation every time
Diamonds last forever. Lab-grown diamonds are chemically identical. The illusion of scarcity crumbles when technology replicates what nature monopolized
It's a nice Wednesday morning, you open your computer as always, and, to your surprise, you find an email from a prince. Someone, who must be [...]
Mixing French, Spanish, and Romanian in one question. Language learning opens more than communication—it rewires how you think and see the world
Biosphere 2 trees collapsed without wind stress. Comfort weakens—adversity strengthens. The lesson applies to humans more than we'd like to admit
We spend most of our lives working, but the 5-day, 8-hour model is historically recent. When automation replaces meaning, what becomes our anchor?
Learning anything worthwhile requires three ingredients—being there when it's boring, staying there when it's hard, and breathing through the frustration
Break them into small things. That's it. The most effective strategy for anything big, enduring, or difficult is radical simplification into manageable tasks
Improvisation saves you when plans fail. But perpetual improvisation means you're living reactively—the subtle art is knowing when to stop improvising
Childhood river fishing taught a truth about money—you can catch fish by moving water, or you can adapt to where the fish already are
Your skills can define you until you become just a function. The trap is solving problems with your hammer whether they need hammering or not
In the countryside, strangers greeted each other freely. Cities taught us efficiency and privacy. We gained convenience but lost something invisible
Practicing guitar in darkness revealed something unexpected—removing sight forces other senses to sharpen. Sometimes constraints unlock hidden capacities
Trends cook slowly under the radar before exploding into mainstream. NFTs follow Bitcoin's pattern—dismissed for years, then suddenly everywhere
Prepaying for drinks isn't just convenience—it's investing in flexibility, social bonds, and a mindset of preparation. Small financial moves create psychological freedom
We stopped worshipping gods in temples. Now we worship algorithms, metrics, and notifications. The faith shifted but the devotion stayed the same
Living in multiple countries, cultures, and contexts builds cognitive flexibility. Your brain learns to switch contexts—the ultimate adaptability training
Empires used to take centuries to fall. Now they collapse overnight—Nokia, Blackberry, Blockbuster. Speed of rise equals speed of extinction
Start Mondays by running through your week early. The practice creates mental maps before chaos arrives—preparation beats reaction every time