Saying Something Without Saying Something
Algorithms reward collective dreams and standard success models. True conversation happens in smaller circles, away from the yesmen and echo chambers
Looking Around And Writing About It
December brings silence and concealed joy. People learned to be mindful about social sharing—the world feels poised between what happened and what's coming
The Algorithm Rules
Reality is algorithmic—every feed, every ad, every person you meet. Learn the rules to stay unhackable when the algorithm knows you better than yourself
Ramblings
Some days writing flows, other days it stutters. Today's fragments of thought on consistency, resistance, and showing up anyway
365 Days Writing Challenge – Checkpoint Eleven
Day 334 of 365—the finish line approaches. Reflections on discipline, writer's block, and how daily practice reshapes the mind
Fear Is The Mind Killer
Frank Herbert knew—fear obliterates rational thought. In pandemic times, watching fear become policy reveals how prophetic Dune really was
“Don’t Do Anything” versus “Don’t Do Anything Stupid”
Two investment philosophies separated by one word. The difference between passive wisdom and active restraint shapes your entire financial future
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
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
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
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
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
Placebo, Nocebo And The World At Large
Placebo heals with belief. Nocebo harms with expectation. The world runs on both—mass belief shapes reality more than we admit
Slow And Steady Wins The Race
Three days post-marathon, the lesson still echoes. Consistent pace beats explosive sprints. The tortoise wins because the hare keeps stopping
What’s The Dress Code When Someone Returns From Space?
Ricky Gervais asked the question nobody considered. Astronauts return from space—what do they wear? The absurdity reveals how unprepared we are for everything
When In Doubt, Stick To The Plan
Improvisation has its place. But when doubt creeps in, the plan you made with clarity beats decisions made from confusion
Almost November
Almost November is my first song title. The creative process of making music is funnier than I thought. And I like the song too.