still don't know the root cause for that but recently I noticed that once again I'm knocking at creative block's wall. so this one might be shorter, but since this is a personal project where I decided that 'done is better than none', I will write a few words even if its structure get clunky. one good thing about...

just like Pokémon, people evolve. and while our evolution may not turn us from a small chick into a flaming fighting rooster, it happens every day in more subtle, but equally important, ways. however, this evolution is rarely automatic. It requires real, honest effort. looking back at my career, I've noticed a...

if there's one thing I'm not good at, it's dealing with the feeling of failure. let's be honest, no one likes to fail or make mistakes, but it's something that can happen to any of us, anywhere, at any time. I've been working on the skill of "looking on the bright side" and seeing mistakes as lessons, and I'm...

we’ve all been there. a call or a coffee catch-up with a familiar face you haven't seen in a while. a former colleague, a previous manager, a teammate from a long finished project. you go through the usual pleasantries, trade updates on work and life, and reminisce about the "good old days." then, a pause. he look...

I've been thinking a lot lately about how we show up at work. not in the sense of just being present, but how we really are, you know? I'm constantly asking myself if I'm being true to myself or if I'm just playing a part. if there's one thing that I really hate is a bootlicker. and I never, ever want to be that....

let's be honest. people that work at tech are obsessed with impact. we live by metrics, fight for roadmap items that will "move the needle", and feel a genuine rush when we ship something that customers love. we pour our evenings, our focus, and our creative energy into building something of value. but then, a...

alright, let's talk about something that I think that probably resonates with most folks navigating the bustling corridors of a modern workplace, especially in tech industries: the curious case of information asymmetry, or more simply, people not reading. it’s a bizarre phenomenon, isn't it? we pour hours into...