Writing

We all have the same 168 hours in a week. The reason you 'don't have time' isn't physics; it's priorities. A look at how to audit your time, stop doom-scrolling, and actually fit in those New Year's resolutions that usually die by February.

Why the best designed news app might look like a text message thread. Good design isn't about pretty pixels or mimicking Apple; it's about fitting into your user's life so seamlessly they don't even notice it's 'designed'.

A step-by-step guide to destroying morale. Want a team that does the bare minimum? Simply exclude them from strategy, treat engineers like code-dispensing machines, and micro-manage every penny. Success (in failure) guaranteed.

Stop serving the 'shit sandwich'. Giving feedback is a gift, but only if you wrap it well. Here's how to check your motives, remove your ego, and deliver critique that actually helps people grow instead of making them plot your demise.

Receiving feedback is an art form. It requires a notebook, a thick skin, and the restraint to not immediately list every excuse for why you did what you did. Learn how to listen, process, and actually use the critique you asked for.