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You Never Read the Same Book Twice
I would rather read the best hundred books over and over again until I absorbed them, rather than read all the books.
Apr 23
Earning My Confidence
In my early teens, I didn’t have much confidence.
Apr 21
Experimentation Is Not Optional
According to The Power of Habit by Charles Duhigg, habits follow a loop consisting of three parts: a cue, a routine, and a reward.
Apr 16
Wear and Tear Is the Point
As someone who leans towards being a perfectionist, it can be hard to ship things that are not perfectly refined.
Apr 15
Focus On What You Can Control
Often times, the anxiety and unhappiness that people experience comes from focusing on things that they cannot control.
Apr 9
Learning to See Worry for What It Is
These are steps I learned from How to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale Carnegie that have helped me immensely in moments of worry and anxiety:
Apr 7
Pick a Plan and Stick With It
One of the most exciting use cases for large language models (LLMs) like ChatGPT and Claude for me has been building personalized physical training…
Apr 2
March 2026
Walk the Line Between Order and Chaos
You’re where you should be, with one foot in order, and the other tentatively extended into chaos and the unknown.
Mar 31
The Annual Review That Shaped My Life
For the past decade, I have taken time every year to do an annual review and set ambitions for the following year.
Mar 26
Capture First. Then Process.
Your mind is for having ideas, not holding them.
Mar 24
Take Responsibility for Everything
As I progress through my career, I find myself taking on more positions of leadership, often responsible for guiding a team to achieve a deliverable.
Mar 19
Start by Tinkering
Like many people, I’ve heard a lot about AI over the past few years.
Mar 16
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