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You’re Competing With Everyone (And That’s Fine)
Competing with the entire internet? Five genuine readers matter more than fake engagement. Choose authenticity over vanity metrics.
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Stop Stacking Tiny Tasks (Try This Instead)
David Allen’s two-minute rule: If it takes less than two minutes, do it now. Why this simple trick clears mental clutter for developers.
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How a Squeaky Jar Can Teach Us Better Team Communication
A simple analogy from a developer friend that changed how I handle code comments and team collaboration. Label the squeaky jar.
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What an Over-the-Shoulder View Taught Me About Teamwork
A heartfelt peek behind the scenes of revamping a plugin’s UI, and the lessons learned from watching a team turn hard work into happy users.
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How to lose a happy customer in three steps
How subscription businesses lose loyal customers through silence. A real story about retention, communication, and why your best customers need reminders.
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The 80/20 of AI-Assisted Coding
The AI will write 80% of your code in 20% of the time. And you’ll spend 80% of your time on the remaining 20%. This isn’t a bug. It’s the entire point. The boilerplate, the setup, the “we’ve seen this pattern before”—that’s the 80%. The AI crushes it. Five minutes instead of an hour. Copy,…
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Why Scarcity Creates Focus
Less time doesn’t mean less output. It means sharper focus. Why constraints create clarity.
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The real problem isn’t the code. It’s knowing what to skip.
Fork or build from scratch? The real problem isn’t the starter template. It’s knowing what to keep and what to skip. Keep it lean and simple.
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Stop Fighting Competition. Start Using It.
Competition is everywhere. The secret isn’t beating it but outlasting it through consistency. Show up, experiment, improve. Eventually, you’ll get there.