Start Before You’re Ready: The 24-Hour Shipping Playbook
Stop waiting for certainty. Start before you're ready with a 24-hour, low-risk approach to ship small, get real feedback, and build momentum as an engineer or AI builder.
Hobbies Improve Developer Problem Solving: Why Stepping Away Works
Stepping into a non-work hobby creates the mental reset that unlocks fresh perspectives and faster fixes. See how hobbies improve developer problem solving.
Build Reliable Habits for Developers with Systems, Not Willpower
Turn simple, high-impact actions into your default with lightweight systems that cut friction and protect attention. Learn how developers can move from intention to consistency.
How I Finally Got Moving: Small Steps for Big Goals
Ambitious goals shrink when you define one specific move to do today. This post shows engineers and AI builders how consistent micro-actions compound into real progress.
Tiny Habits for Software Engineers: Start Small, Build Momentum
Pick a friction-free, 2-minute start and repeat it daily. Tiny habits for software engineers lower activation energy, turning sporadic bursts into steady progress.
Why Wait for January? Stop Procrastinating on Goals and Build Momentum Now
Waiting for January wastes momentum. Take one small, intentional action today to lower activation energy and make consistent progress on the work that matters.
Act on Your Values: A Practical Framework for Compounding Change
Stop performing support and start to act on your values with small, repeatable commitments of time, money, or skills that compound into real change.
Attention management strategies for engineers: turning Black Friday noise into a quarterly input reset that protects deep work
Use attention management strategies for engineers to run a quarterly input reset: prune noisy streams, set VIP rules, and protect deep work during high-noise seasons.
Overcome Coding Mental Block: A Reliable 3-Step Reset
When you're stuck, skip brute force—use a structured 3-step reset to overcome coding mental block: step away, talk it out, then time-box the next move. It resets your mind and restores momentum.