Ideas on reading,
learning, and investing in your mind.
Field notes on why knowledge compounds like capital does – and how to put it to use, not just collect it.
Reading More Books Will Not Fix Anything on Its Own
How to convert reading into a repeatable practice of decisions and action.
Read the pieceWhy Budgeting Is Not the Problem, Clarity Is
A practical way to turn vague money anxiety into a short list of decisions.
Read the pieceThe First Customer Is a Different Problem Than the First Product
A useful distinction for founders building with limited time, money, and attention.
Read the pieceA Practical Reading System for Busy Professionals
Reading more is not automatically the same as learning more. A practical reading system turns a book into a sequence of decisions, experiments, and conversations.nnBefore you begin, write down the…
Read the pieceWhy Your First Customer Changes the Product
The first customer does more than validate an idea. They reveal which part of the idea creates enough value for someone to change their behaviour and pay attention.nnEarly conversations should…
Read the pieceThe Skill of Making Better Decisions With Less Noise
Good decisions rarely arrive as flashes of certainty. More often, they come from reducing the noise around a question until the real trade-off is visible.nnStart by naming the decision in…
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