Start Here
The cleanest route into how I think and what I am building.
The best first move is usually the founder thread: Edzy, product judgment, hiring, incentives, and the practical texture of building something real. The rest of the archive matters too, but it makes more sense once you have that spine.
If you are new here, do not start with the full archive. Start with the founder notes, then branch out based on what keeps pulling your attention.
Recommended First
Read the founder notes behind Edzy
This is the clearest signal on the site: product choices, company-building, incentives, hiring, and what the work is teaching me in real time.
See The Product
Understand what I am actually building
If the founder writing resonates, the Edzy page gives the product context behind the notes.
Broader Reading
Use the curated route after the founder lane
Once you have the main context, this gives you a tighter editorial path into the rest of the archive.
Reader Journeys
Use audience-specific paths only if you need them
Founders, operators, technologists, fitness-minded readers, and book lovers each have a guided route once you want a more tailored way through.
If You Care About Startups
Read the founder notes
I write about hiring, sales, operations, customer behavior, incentives, endurance, and what building Edzy is teaching me.
If You Care About Systems
Read the technology notes
These pieces are less about gadget worship and more about tools, incentives, design choices, software habits, and how products win.
If You Care About Being Human
Read the health and reflection notes
Swimming, running, recovery, self-awareness, attention, discipline, family, and the small observations that quietly shape a life.
Founder Notes
Recent posts on building and work
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(DAY 1216) Occam's Razor at Work
Occam's razor is a useful reminder at work: while handling ambiguity, the obvious explanation often deserves more probability than we give it.
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(DAY 1210) Fighting Solo and Finding Escape Velocity
Building a business in isolation is a lonely battle, but escape velocity comes from staying dangerously close to your users and letting their needs pull you forward.
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(DAY 1140) Building a Business Is a Loop of Optimism and Anxiety
Building a business often means living inside a loop of anxiety and optimism, where founders wake up worried about what is not working and still keep believing in what the company could become.
Technology
Posts on products, tools, and incentives
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(DAY 1233) Segal's Law in the AI Era
Segal's Law feels newly relevant in the AI era: with infinite answers available, human judgment becomes more valuable, not less.
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(DAY 1232) The Lindy Effect and Things That Last
The Lindy Effect explains why durable ideas and tools like books, chess, and email keep outlasting predictions of their demise.
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(DAY 1208) Wait for the AI Calling Boom
AI calling is still expensive and full of promotional spam, but once scaling laws kick in, India may see an unprecedented wave of AI-powered calls.
Health and Recovery
Notes from movement, recovery, and routine
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(DAY 1264) Under the Weather
Early symptoms of a cold on a season-changing day, and the reminder that the body notices changes before the mind does.
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(DAY 1246) Back to 10k on the Treadmill
After around five months away from regular running, a slow 10k treadmill run felt hard, sweaty, and deeply satisfying.
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(DAY 1241) Back to Light Weights
Returning to gym sessions with light weights after months of inactivity felt good because it marked the beginning of rebuilding.
Reader Journeys
Choose the path that sounds like you after you have the main context
Founders, operators, technologists, fitness-minded readers, and book lovers each have a guided route into the archive now.