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To keep myself sane as a creative, I keep doing something I call 'stupid projects' every now and then. The goal of this is to only and only make things that make me go 'holy f*ck thats so cool' :P

In the beginning, nobody notices your effort. No likes, no clients, no traction. That’s normal. You’re not being ignored, you’re being tested. Keep showing up. Keep improving. Success doesn’t come to the loud, it comes to the consistent.

Broke people never have a plan. But they all have a wish. You ask a broke person, do you want to be rich? And they reply. "Oh, yes I’d love that!" That’s the wish. What's the plan? "Ah, you know, one day just gotta keep my eyes open. Might win

Don’t ask your employer for free time. Ask yourself for a FREE life. If your work demands compensation, If your weekends feel like recovery, If your relationships are built on pleasure exchange - You’re not living. You’re negotiating. Because w

Go to ChatGPT. Ask him: "Is there a seahorse emoji?" Watch how he's freaking out. You are welcome!

"Is It Really Luck?" Ever looked at a successful startup and thought, "They got lucky" But here’s a question: Are you willing to put in the same grind, the same late nights, the same risk-taking with your ideas? What if "luck" is just the reward f

If you’re seeing this, it’s a sign to go start that thing buzzing in your head.

I want to ensure that I am constantly learning to keep myself relevant. I come across lots of content (blogs, videos, podcasts, images, etc.) that I want go through but mostly save them for later read (either I am doing something or don't have suffic

It's really getting hard to watch a 10 min video in one go nowadays😭

🎬 Coding feels like a movie sometimes One moment you’re the hero writing clean logic Next moment you’re the villain debugging your own mess But here’s the plot twist → every bug you fix adds a scene to your story Keep coding, keep shipping… your c