Hard Truths for People Who Actually Build
These aren't blog posts. They're operating systems. Sharp essays on technical design, startup strategy, and systems that scale humans - written for obsessive builders tired of generic advice. No fluff. No performative insight. Just power moves in paragraph form.
AI didn't democratise product. It drowned it.
AI tools promised faster product development. Instead, they created a flood of broken, insecure apps. Here's why speed without expertise is destroying dreams
What Nobody Tells You About Digital Nomad Life (And Why I Don't Miss It)
Four months as a digital nomad taught me freedom without roots is just drift. Here's the reality of remote work nobody posts about - and why I don't miss it.
Back in Reading and Getting Settled
After a year as a digital nomad, I'm done living out of a suitcase. Back in Reading, settled, and ready to build. No more constant stress - time to execute.
The Start of Something Steady
After four months of remote work and constant travel, I'm back in the UK and genuinely excited about it. Why choosing stability and commitment is the rebellion.
Ticket booked. One more flight.
After four months of remote work and constant travel, I'm done romanticising flexibility. Why commitment and stability are the actually rebellious choices
Four Weeks, Four Airports and the Return to Reality
Four weeks of airports, job interviews, and constant travel. After four months away, I'm finally ready to collect my suitcases and return to normal life
Remote Experiment Complete, London Next - Career Change and Moving Back to the UK
After four months of remote work and career reflection, I'm moving back to London for a new role. From extended break to a job that actually matters
3 Months of 'Living the Dream' Taught Me This Uncomfortable Truth About Freedom
After 3 months of testing the digital nomad lifestyle, I discovered that unlimited freedom isn't actually freedom. Here's why I'm coming back to build.
My Last Day in Paradise (And Why I'm Ready to Leave)
I went to Crete for 2 weeks and stayed 3 months. Here's why I'm ready to leave paradise for London, what I built during my extended break, and why it time to go
Job Searching, Interviews, and Flat Hunting While It's 33°C Feels Surreal
Working remotely from paradise isn't always the dream. A raw reflection on job hunting, interviews, and flat searching from 33°C in Crete.