How to not grow your audience despite writing for a whole year
Everything I got wrong about writing, distribution, and asking people to care
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Everything I got wrong about writing, distribution, and asking people to care

Algorithms personalized what you see. Nobody personalized how you understand.

A quieter chapter

What a 2,000-year-old Chinese system reveals about wealth, reputation, and why capable people get stuck

When AI takes the functional part, what stays scarce is having been the one who thought it through

Why I stopped posting on a schedule, and what I'm doing instead

A lesson in distribution

The best part of writing is the part AI skips

Most valuable things come from solving problems you didn't plan to solve

Why does a flower that blooms for five days run a billion-dollar industry?

A reflection on Esa-Pekka Salonen — composer, conductor, and a man who never chose between the two.

Some rooms aren't meant to hold you forever.

The real cost of running multiple AI agents isn't money. It's your attention.

Building is easy now. Scaling never was.

When everyone can build anything, the advantage shifts to knowing what not to build

Why building the wrong thing might be the fastest way to find the right one

What changed after I stopped optimizing for momentum

A sanity framework for makers

AI removed the technical tax, but exposed the one we can't avoid

Learning to write publicly without turning into another “growth tips” account.