This journal contains editorialized thoughts and contemplations on how I can improve my professional environment and personal motivation.

Moderately fact-checked, but accurate to the best of my knowledge, these are the discussions that are shaping my future self and ensuring I squeeze every drop of joy out of my work life.

The Analog Effort for AI Productivity

In 2025, I set a goal to identify practical AI use cases I could deploy right away to increase my productivity and enjoyment at work.

Oct 206 min read

Diary of a CEO

The concepts from The Diary of a CEO that have stayed with me.

Jun 85 min read

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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP

Balancing exceptional results and personal wellness.

Balancing the drive for exceptional results, and personal wellness. Two priorities that, while not exclusive, are often in conflict.

Nov 33 min read

Do leaders feel lonely?

For a time, I couldn't quite establish why I felt "off". Then I realized it was loneliness I was feeling, and things started to make more sense.

Oct 283 min read

The Analog Effort for AI Productivity

In 2025, I set a goal to identify practical AI use cases I could deploy right away to increase my productivity and enjoyment at work.

Oct 206 min read

Business Buzzwords: User Enablement

User enablement has the goal of maximizing adoption and building confidence in a new software. It is both extremely important and often undervalued.

Jun 292 min read

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ABOUT THE AUTHOR

"Love what you do, and you'll never work a day in your life", my father said.

Intrigued by the intersection of human behavior, neuroscience, attitude, and leadership, I've spent time exploring how these elements can foster a genuine passion and enjoyment for work and life. Through journaling, I've scribbled insights and learnings about the how individuals can choose to enjoy their professions.

So, when I set a goal to learn web development, I turned my musings into articles and created this blog. Now, I've found a structure for a values and leadership journal that outlines my personal beliefs and professional growth.

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