Things I wrote

Blockchains make the limitless infinity of digital, tangible.

No one told you how. No one told you why. All on your own, from darkness to this very moment, you've become You.

We can't know it without one another.

You're looking for rug burn.

‪25 ways to screw up your writing according to me and whoever told me so.‬

I know. I know. Some will say the furious speed of consuming content at 2x is inferior to the comprehension when taking your time, but I don't care.

Is it time for a new term? Maker. Indie hacker. Bootstrapper. Entrepreneur. CEO. Founder. They all kind of say it but none of them quite do.

One point of contention from early-stage contenders is that attaining product-market fit can be a matter of education. Is it?

I'm in an interesting spot with my product Blurt right now. It feels a bit like a house I can't afford.

Had an idea to automate a newsletter using Twitter. Took small steps to grow it and prevent from getting too carried away with it. 😅 Here's how it went.

Ask why.

I vastly underappreciate the importance and occurrence of random chance in my life. It often works in unfathomable ways.

There's no one size fits all plan for wealth or success. We're all just ships, navigating into uncharted territory. No map. Just courage, smarts, and grit. Making order out of chaos. Finding a way. That's it.

There are certain skills that can't be taught. They have to be discovered. And that's what makes them special. They're already within us.

Ideas have to be in the world to grow.

Quotes from Joe Rogan's interview of Naval Ravikant.

While Blurt has grown and people continue to use it, it has a serious problem. It's a leaky bucket.

mak·ert·ing (verb) building trust by sharing the process of building something someone might want so you can learn and build exactly what they do want.

It's easy to be hypnotized if we're not careful.

You can often spot a beginner not by how they climb but by how they spend more time watching than climbing.

There's a creature that lurks in each of us that hides itself in plain sight.

All the software and hardware I've used for setting up my broadcasts and some thoughts on how to do it.

Some real talk. I've been completely lost these last few weeks.

It's been hard work managing both a full-time job and a side project. Below are some thoughts on my experience so far.

There's no such thing as balance.

Here's why we should make writing a regular practice.