habits
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Certainty in an Uncertain Life
When life feels uncertain, even simple tasks can feel overwhelming. This reflection explores how small, intentional actions create certainty, rebuild momentum, and help our emotional and practical sides work together – one promise, one step, and one better day at a time. Continue reading
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The Penalty Game – Why We’re All So Tired
Ever feel drained by evening, even without doing much? The Penalty Game explains how daily tasks and context switching quietly steal your energy – and how to reclaim it by spending your focus points more wisely. Continue reading
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The “20 year” Rule
Life is about playing the long game. From 25-35, we mold habits that define our future. Fitness in your 50s or wealth at 45 starts with choices made in your 20s. Embrace the journey, focus on your path, and remember it’s okay to make mistakes. Continue reading
25-35 age group, challenging times, embracing mistakes, Fitness, future success, habits, life decisions, life journey, life strategy, lifestyle choices, long-term goals, molding life, personal development, Personal Growth, planning ahead, pottery metaphor, reflection, self-awareness, success definition, wealth -
What do i want to do in 2024?
In 2023, I roamed the globe, transformed into a storyteller. In 2024, I strive for consistency with my ‘Book of Habits.’ Each month, a new pursuit, 21 days of dedication. Through these small steps, I’ll build lasting habits and embrace the journey ahead. Cheers to progress and self-discovery! Continue reading
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Another way of Living
“Action is the foundational key to all success.” – Pablo Picasso One of the things I love about programming is that there is a solution to every problem – well, most of them. One of my favorites is the Knapsack Problem. If you don’t know what the Knapsack Problem is, here’s a brief one-liner: Given… Continue reading
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The subtle art of Habit forming
I’ve been reading this amazing book called “Atomic Habits” by James Clear. Just writing down a bunch of things that i find interesting from that book! “Behaviors followed by satisfying consequences tend to be repeated and those that produce unpleasant consequences are less likely to be repeated” By Thorndike What is a Habit? A habit… Continue reading