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.
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.
Remote Working, Remote Birthday, And the Fight for Wi-Fi
Celebrating my 36th birthday in Crete while remote working reveals the true hidden challenges of digital nomad life, surrounded by tourists on holiday.
The Self-Employment Trap: How Going Solo Can Sabotage Your 9-to-5 Dreams
Self-employment gives you freedom - and a career hangover. This is the part they don’t tell you: why going solo can make you unemployable when you want back in.
Six Weeks in Paradise (And Why I'm Done With It)
What six weeks of remote work in Crete taught me about autonomy, loneliness, and why freedom isn't always the answer
Why I Replaced ChatGPT with Claude to Build a Smarter Stack
Discover why I ditched ChatGPT, built my entire startup stack around Claude, and saved 15+ hours a week by making AI infrastructure actually work
The Brutal Cost of Solo Entrepreneurship No One Talks About
Running solo isn’t always freedom. It’s self-imposed exile. Here’s the raw truth behind remote work, loneliness, and the myth of the laptop lifestyle.
Build a Buy Button, Not a Business Plan
Most startup founders waste time planning. Here's how to validate your idea fast with a real buy button.
Your Boss Has a Plan B. You Don’t.
Think your job is safe? Think again. Learn why job security is a myth and how to build real stability through ownership, leverage, and a Plan B.
How Founders Waste £40k Building Apps No One Wants
Most non-technical founders burn £40k building the wrong product. This post breaks down why, and how to validate your idea before writing a single line code
Remote Work Isn’t a Dream - it's a Test in Discipline
Remote work didn’t free you - it just removed the walls around your burnout. Here’s what living and working from Crete taught me about freedom, focus and myself