It all started with wanting more than just being a tech bro.
It started with a hunger for depth, the kind that shapes not just your work, but your mind.
Because what’s the point of building great products if we aren’t building better versions of ourselves too?
DearTechBro was born from that question.
We wanted a space that wasn’t about who could code the fastest, design the cleanest UI, or speak and the most technical languages. We wanted a space for growth, real, raw, intentional growth.
A space where techies could talk about their becoming, not just their doing.
DearTechBro isn’t a just tech brand. It’s a voice of growth that runs deeper than your job title. The one that shapes your mind, your spirit, and your journey as a creator.
Welcome home. 🌿
This is something people don't really talk about during the hard seasons.
That you can still be showing up, still doing the work, still ticking the boxes, and feel nothing behind it.
Not laziness exactly, just a quiet heaviness that follows you into every task and sits there while you work.
And the thing is that from the outside, everything looks fine. So nobody asks. And you do not say anything because you cannot even explain it properly.
But you feel it.
This month on Deartechbro, we are sitting in that space with you. Not to rush you out of it. But to help you understand what is actually happening, and how to carry it without losing yourself.
#Deartechbro #WhenTheWorkGetsHard #TechCareers #MentalHealthInTech #FutureOfWork
We will be talking about the slow seasons, the weight you carry quietly, and what it actually looks like to keep going when nothing feels like it is moving.
Welcome to June. 💚
#Deartechbro#WhenTheWorkGetsHard
We will be talking about the slow seasons, the weight you carry quietly, and what it actually looks like to keep going when nothing feels like it is moving.
Welcome to June. 💚
#Deartechbro#WhenTheWorkGetsHard
At some point, pressure became the only thing that could get you moving.
A deadline. A target. Someone watching. The fear of falling behind.
And it works. Until it doesn't.
Because pressure is borrowed energy. It gets you to the finish line but it does not tell you why the finish line matters. And when it wears off, you need more of it just to feel like you are doing enough.
Clarity is different.
Clarity is knowing what you are building and why it matters to you personally. It does not need a deadline to stay alive. It does not need someone watching to feel real.
The most consistent people in this industry are not the most pressured. They are the most clear.
You do not need another target to chase. You need to know why you are chasing at all.
#DearTechBro #Growth #Clarity #Tech #RethinkingProductivity #Tech
Taking time off is part of being productive. You shouldn't feel guilty for that.
This Friday, we are having the conversation that actually addresses this and other myths around productivity.
Join Dolapo and Akintomiwa on Deartechbro's X Space to be a part of the conversation.
📅 29th May, 2026 | ⏰ 7PM
🔗 https://t.co/8WtlE6JcQh
Burnout gets talked about like it is one big moment.
Like one day you just collapse and everything stops.
But that is not how it happens most of the time.
It happens slowly. In the way you stop finding your work interesting. In the way conversations that used to energize you start feeling like obligations. In the way you wake up already tired before the day has asked anything of you.
And by the time you notice it, you have already been running on empty for longer than you want to admit.
The cost is not just your energy. It is your creativity, your relationships, your ability to think clearly, your sense of who you are outside of what you produce.
You do not lose everything at once. You just lose it quietly, over time, while looking very productive from the outside.
#DearTechBro #Growth #Clarity #Tech #RethinkingProductivity #Burnout
The calendar is full. The to-do list is long. There is always something next.
And that is exactly how you avoid the questions that actually matter.
Not intentionally. But staying busy is the most socially acceptable way to never have to sit with yourself.
So here are the questions most people in tech are too occupied to answer honestly.
Is the pace you are keeping one you chose, or one you just never questioned?
Are you building toward something that genuinely matters to you, or toward something that will look good when you get there?
And if everything external, the title, the salary, the visibility, was stripped away tomorrow, what would you still show up for?
You do not have to answer them out loud. But you owe it to yourself to stop long enough to hear them.
#DearTechBro #Tech #Growth #Clarity
Most of us never questioned productivity.
We just absorbed it.
We want to help you understand it better.
Join our X Space, we're having the conversation most people in tech are too busy to have.
📅 Friday, 29th May 2026
⏰ 7PM
Keep a seat here. https://t.co/nIPVyXwfdB
Nobody is going to clap for the fact that you finally started sleeping properly.
Or that you said no to a project that would have stretched you too thin. Or that you spent the last two weeks thinking deeply about one thing instead of juggling ten.
It does not make a good post. It does not come up in performance reviews. Nobody sends a congratulatory message for it.
But something is shifting in you. Quietly. Without an audience.
And that is exactly what real progress looks like most of the time.
The visible wins are easy to celebrate. But the person who is reading more, protecting their energy, getting honest about what they actually want — that person is doing the most important work of their career.
Even if nobody can see it yet.
#DearTechBro #Clarity #Tech #Growth #RethinkingProductivity #TechCareer
Busy week?
Now ask yourself, what did you actually build?
Not what you attended. Not what you posted about. Not what you responded to.
What moved forward this week that actually matters to you?
#DearTechBroo#Tech#Growth#Clarity#RethinkingProductivity
The only relationship between work and talk is that one kills the other. When we spend our energy making the work look impressive, we have less energy to make the work actually good.