As someone who was always moving to new places and had never stayed in the same place for more than a year, I always looked at those "Youtuber desk setups" with jealousy. How cool would it be to build a workplace, optimized for your needs? Last year, I have finally

Some of the most prominent creatives of the 20th century showed that three or four hours of focused work was enough to produce both high-quality as well as a large quantity of work.

House Chores. We all do them, probably every day and maybe even multiple times a day. It's boring, repetitive, and adds up to hundreds of hours every year. A little thoughtfulness and cleverness can save you hundreds of hours a year that you would have wasted, and yet, house chores

Last year I went from knowing how to say "hello" and "thank you" in Thai to B2 level [https://www.efset.org/cefr/b2/] proficiency. I can make small talk with Thai people, read and understand news articles, and have basic conversations about various topics. Good enough to get through

A lot of content about minimalism focusses on material possessions. But as we throw away items we never use and "Kon Mari" it up, there is one area in our lives that we often overlook. Our digital world. Physical clutter is usually pretty obvious whereas digital clutter isn't. It doesn't

Many websites now employ armies of psychologists, data scientists and behaviour experts that try to improve 'engagement'. Engagement sound pretty innocent until you realize there is a human on the other end that must supply that 'engagement'. In other words, the only goal these companies have is to keep you