My Blog
Every week, I share my thoughts and experiences on business, entrepreneurship, and life. Here you'll find insights from my journey as a founder and entrepreneur.
Less is More: The Power of a Single-Focus Vision Board
Vision boards often become a dumping ground for every desire. Research shows 92% of people who create vision boards achieve less than 20% of their visualized goals. Most vision boards contain 15-20 items, spreading attention too thin across multiple targets. The human brain processes focused, singular goals 3x more effectively than multiple competing objectives.
Life Events: Your Reaction Shapes Their Impact
Good things create positive momentum. People get over excited and lose focus during good times. Keep your normal habits during good times. The CEO of Microsoft, Satya Nadella, kept the same work ethic and decision making process during Microsoft’s record breaking quarters and tough times.
Consistency is Life Changing Through Small Daily Habits
Two hours of weight training, five days a week, for four years created more than just muscle. The strict routine built discipline that translated into professional success. Missing workouts only when I was sick or traveling created a streak of over 1,000 workouts. The physical results were impressive strength gains and muscle growth. The mental benefits were self respect and confidence from keeping promises to myself.
The Power of Privacy: Why You Should Keep Your Plans to Yourself
Privacy creates a buffer zone for personal growth. Most successful people work on their goals in secret. Warren Buffett lived in the same house for decades despite being a billionaire. Naval Ravikant built multiple successful companies before going public. This allows for focused execution without external pressure.
Being Down is Normal – Even for Optimists
Humans don’t process like machines. Your brain releases cortisol in tough situations. Research shows this biological response helped our ancestors survive. Instead of fighting it, accept these natural reactions.
The New Software Distribution Challenge 2025
In 2025 software is more accessible than ever. AI powered tools and low code platforms have made development democratic, entrepreneurs can build complex solutions with no technical expertise. This will mean more software and SaaS products in the market.