When you wake up early, the world is still asleep, distractions are minimal. That quiet space lets you be intentional, so by noon, you’ve accomplished more than if you started at 10 or 11. It’s a small change, but it gives you a big advantage.
As a former night owl, I learned waking up early is a game-changer. 80% lose sleep to social media, 93% for Gen Z. A couple hours earlier, and focus skyrockets. That small shift = Total game changer.
As a former night owl, I learned waking up early is a game-changer. 80% lose sleep to social media, 93% for Gen Z. A couple hours earlier, and focus skyrockets. That small shift = Total game changer.
I’ve been having a craving lately….
no, it’s not a hamburgers, not sushi.
It’s a solution that businesses really need.
If you’re building something and need a professional… my hands are itchy,hit me up.
Bruh is giving me more of a sociopath type energy… or maybe that’s exactly what Camus was trying to show… an absurd detachment in a world without meaning.
“Mother died today. Or maybe yesterday; I can’t be sure.”
Meursault seems pretty detached about it all, or maybe he just doesn’t give a fuck. He is more bothered by the heat and the sun than his mom’s death. This is probably just how he copes tho. Maybe…
“Mother died today. Or maybe yesterday; I can’t be sure.”
Meursault seems pretty detached about it all, or maybe he just doesn’t give a fuck. He is more bothered by the heat and the sun than his mom’s death. This is probably just how he copes tho. Maybe…
I’ve been meaning to read ‘The Stranger’ by Albert Camus for a long time, and today I’m starting it. I’ll be sharing my reflections as I go.
Anyone else read this?
I’ve been meaning to read ‘The Stranger’ by Albert Camus for a long time, and today I’m starting it. I’ll be sharing my reflections as I go.
Anyone else read this?
I used to believe creativity was for everyone, you just explored and created. But now, with AI at the center, the most valuable creative tools are behind paywalls.
How do we ensure creativity stays open to everyone?
Just pondering!!
And that’s what makes it hard, people see a label like ‘designer’ and either miss all the other attributes or assume I’m doing too much.
But it’s all part of how I create value.
It’s a little complex to describe my professional role these days, I’m a product designer with a business mindset, tech fluency, and creative versatility in photography, video and motion….
It’s a little complex to describe my professional role these days, I’m a product designer with a business mindset, tech fluency, and creative versatility in photography, video and motion….
@KaiXCreator It really depends on the specific task, Claude excels in deep reasoning, but other models might fit better for fast, full-stack coding.
Go with what you’re most comfortable with, for me, it’s been the most effective and easy to use, though I’m willing to explore more options.
The real bottleneck isn’t AI’s intelligence, it’s how much context you give it.
That’s why memory startups are exploding right now. A whole new philosophy around information design is cooking up, and I can’t wait to see where it goes.
Honestly, I’ve been having a blast lately, so much fun creating, learning, and building new things. It’s one of those wild times, but I can’t deny I’m loving the process of growth.