Entrepreneur in ed-tech, building the future of education as a founder and CEO at Playful.
I write about the future of education, designing learning games, and running a startup.
I'm a generalist, introvert, gamer, and optimizing to be useful.
My notes on building useful things people want
Case study: How I went from an idea to paying customers in 4 weeks
How to find ideas and start learning by doing.
Story about the fear of failing those who believed in me.
Avoid wasting your time making things nobody wants.
A summary of essential mindsets, strategies, and tools.
Solve the right problems in the right way.
How to design and live a good life?
10 steps designed to help you find work that fits your needs and personality
The optimal way of working for generalists.
Make a positive impact without losing your mind.
How to be your best self and make big decisions.
A story about how I failed my way into success.
The foundation of my daily productivity.
An essential thing I do every day to stay sane.
How to focus on what really matters
An exploration into words vs. actions.
It's fine if you go extreme for a while.
How to live without worrying about money.
What is it for you?
It's fine if you go extreme for a while.
How to use money on what matters the most.
A different kind of life-style.
Design your environment for success.
A simple method to train your brain optimism.
It's fine to start with no idea where to go.
How people get their creative work done?
How to use writing to improve at any skill.
How to overcome the fear of being judged.
A mindful way to plan your day in five minutes.
How to stop having negative reactions to everything.
Practice self-awareness and get your life under control.
How to keep getting lost and find yourself anyway.
Create three different versions of the next five years.
How to create purpose in your life and work?
It's the best navigation system.
You don't need to be anywhere else.
Don't fall into false productivity.
Overcome your inner critic.
It's the best way to start writing and improve.
Choose the one that works best for you.
Be willing to be bad at first so you can improve.
Do what you enjoy while making enough money.
Make your life easier.
What do you need to have a good life?
(Edit: I failed)
No backspace. Ignore grammar. Write faster.
Start creating the life you really want.
Schools fail at the one thing they should do really well.
Trying less is sometimes the only way to get better.
Try this counter-intuitive approach to learning.
Improve your decision-making based on your past.
My essential tips for writing a journal.
It doesn't matter whether they are too busy.
I always find a way to disagree with myself.
My personal reflections on work and life
A brief look at my life lessons from 2023.
A quaterly personal reflection on my work-life.
A yearly reflection on my work and life in 2022.
A quaterly personal reflection on my work-life.
A quaterly personal reflection on my work-life.
A quaterly personal reflection on my work-life.
A very personal reflection on my work in 2021.
Set up your inputs, outputs, and results.
A peek into my productivity system.
My weapons for wrestling with big projects.
The Flower Thrower.
Ending the cycle of procrastination.
I am 9/10 introvert.
Approaching books like products.
Useful books, and the courage to create.
The Mom test, and being useful.
Systems, and the power of being lost.
Money, and articles as prototypes.
Find freedom and enjoy life.
Ignoring Twitter and daily notes.
Weekly emails and becoming a solopreneur.
Design your work and the Twitter game.
My made-up job and building a network.
Better systems and The Van incident.
A very personal reflection on my work in April 2021.
A very personal reflection on my work in March 2021.
A very personal reflection on my work in February 2021.
A very personal reflection on my work in January 2021.
An unpolished look at 2020, my first year of writing.