The Art of Starting Badly
First versions are rarely brilliant. Starting badly isn’t a flaw in the process — it is the process.
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Useful Discomfort: Why Growth Doesn’t Always Feel Good
Not all discomfort is a mistake. Sometimes it’s a sign that we’re growing.
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My system for learning a technology without burning out
Learning technology shouldn’t feel like an endless race. This is the system I use to learn without anxiety, without noise, and without ending up hating what I enjoy.
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What Growing Tomatoes Taught Me About Patience
A small urban garden can teach more about patience, rhythm and expectations than many books. Here’s what a handful of tomato plants remind me every year.
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How to Avoid Giving Advice No One Asked For (Including My Daughters)
The line between supporting and overwhelming someone is thin. This is the system I try to use to speak less, listen better, and give space—starting at home.
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The information diet in 2026 (and why I’m simplifying it)
In a world where information is infinite, the real challenge is no longer access, but deciding what to ignore.
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The car ride after the game
Sometimes, the most important moment doesn’t happen during the game, but right after. On the drive home.
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Thinking in systems, not tactics: SEO and decision-making in complex environments
When the environment becomes complex, tactics stop being enough. Thinking in systems becomes a way to make better decisions.
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Authority can’t be improvised: how real relevance is built in the age of AI
In an environment shaped by language models and generated answers, authority can’t be forced: it’s built over time, through coherence and judgement.
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The car as a rehearsal room
Between drives, shared playlists and half-sung songs, the car has become a genuine space for family learning.
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