AI & Tech· 6 min
I Let AI Plan My Week for 30 Days. Here's What I Learned.
I handed my weekly planning to AI for 30 days. What worked, what broke, and the one thing AI still can't do no matter how good your prompt is.
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Insights and guides on personal growth, productivity, and technology.
Productivity· 5 min
The 10-Minute Evening Shutdown Ritual That Saved My Mornings
Stop starting your day in reactive mode. A 10-minute evening ritual that closes open loops and makes every morning clearer, calmer, and more focused.
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AI & Tech· 8 min
When Not to Use AI: 5 Tasks I Now Do Manually on Purpose
AI can do almost everything for you. That's exactly the problem. Five tasks I now keep manual; not out of nostalgia, but because outsourcing them costs more than it saves.
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Productivity· 8 min
The Single-Tab Rule: How Closing 47 Browser Tabs Got My Focus Back
47 open tabs is not a productivity system. It's a panic attack with a bookmark bar. The one-rule reset that fixed my focus and what it actually changes.
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Mindset· 8 min
The Skill of Boredom: Why I Schedule Empty Time on My Calendar
I block 90 minutes a week for nothing. No phone, no podcast, no plan. Here's why scheduling boredom became the most productive change I made all year.
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Mindset· 8 min
7 Books That Permanently Changed How I Think and Work
Not a reading list. These are the 7 books that rewired how I approach decisions, habits, focus, and learning. Each one left a permanent mark.
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Productivity· 6 min
My Remote Work Setup in 2026: Every Tool on My Desk and Screen
Every physical and digital tool in my remote work setup, from the standing desk to the terminal theme. What I use, why, and what I'd skip if starting over.
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Wellness· 7 min
I Wore an Oura Ring for 6 Months. Here's What Actually Changed.
After 6 months of daily Oura Ring use, here's what the data taught me about sleep, recovery, and energy, and whether a $300 ring is worth it.
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Productivity· 8 min
Notion vs Obsidian: Which One Is Actually Right for You?
I've used both Notion and Obsidian for over a year. The honest breakdown: who each tool is for, where they fail, and which one I actually kept using.
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