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All the articles I've posted.

• How I'm Training to Code Like a StarCraft Pro

  Published:Jun 23, 2025

  I used to wonder how StarCraft pros kept so much in their head at once. They jump between ten things at a time and never seem to lose track. Turns out, that’s not talent. It’s training.

  I wanted that. But for programming.

  I’m working on five websites at once. All inside Cursor. Sometimes I’m writing code. Sometimes I’m waiting on Cursor’s agent. But there’s always something to do, and I don’t want to waste a second.

  I set up snapshots for each project so I can switch fast without losing focus. Cursor handles the boilerplate. I fix bugs, write components, and keep moving. If I hit a wall, I move to the next site. No hesitation. No reload. No forgetting where I left off.

  It’s replaced the urge to check social media. I used to scroll when I hit a pause. Now I switch to another project and get something done.

  I’m training like a StarCraft player. Not to win a game. But to stay in flow.

  
  

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• You Can Build The Mine Now

  Published:Jun 19, 2025

  I still remember staring at a blank screen, thinking I needed a team. A designer. A developer. Someone to write content. Someone to fix bugs. Someone to find traffic.

  Not anymore.

  I’m building an entire content directory with a short prompt and a simple tool. No code. No meetings. No delay.

  It’ll work while I do other things. New visitors show up. Pages index. It doesn’t feel real.

  But this is real.

  I talk to data now. Ask it what I want. It responds like a partner. I can spin up an idea, test it, and get feedback before most people finish their to-do list.

  And if something doesn’t work, I fix it the same day.

  I don’t need funding. I don’t need approval. I need a quiet room and a clear thought.

  It’s not easy. It’s just fast.

  That’s the part people miss.

  Most are waiting to be told what to build.

  Some of us already are.

  
  

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• The 100 Day Rule

  Published:Jun 17, 2025

  You’re not stuck. You’re just 100 days away.

  Feel out of shape? Eat clean for 100 days.

  Business dead quiet? Cold call 100 people a day for 100 days.

  Website going nowhere? Write 100 blog posts. Not fluff. Useful stuff. Target the ones no one else sees.

  It’s not magic. It’s math.

  Do something that works. Then do it again. And again. And again.

  Most people quit at 7. Champions make it to 100.

  100 days from now, you’ll wish you started today.

  
  

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• Everyone Gets a Calculator

  Published:Jun 13, 2025

  Once upon a time, using a calculator in school was cheating.

  Then it wasn’t.

  The smart kids didn’t just press buttons. They used calculators to think faster. Solve harder problems. Push further.

  Now AI is the calculator. But this time, everyone gets it on day one.

  Ohio State isn’t asking for permission. They’re requiring it. Every student, every class, every major. AI isn’t optional. It’s oxygen.

  And just like the old days, some will press buttons. Others will think better.

  A few will even think for the first time.

  Because the tool doesn’t make the thinker.

  It reveals who’s thinking.

  Futurism

  
  

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• Five Minutes to Ignite

  Published:Mar 19, 2025

  Your inbox pings. Another meeting jams your day. Joy feels like a stranger slipping out the back door.

  But here’s the secret. A tiny spark waits. Five minutes. That’s all it takes to fan it into flame.

  I wrestle with this daily. My game sits there, a half built rocket ship. Life keeps piling bricks on my chest. Yet those five minutes? They’re fuel.

  Think of it like a hidden spring. Schedules roar like rivers, loud and fast. Dig past the noise. Sip from that quiet well. Every day.

  My game isn’t just code and pixels. It’s me, whispering back to life. You’ve got one too. A sketch. A riff. A seed.

  The world shoves us into boxes. Clock in, clock out. But those five minutes? They’re yours. Steal them.

  Here’s the twist. What starts as a flicker grows. Joy isn’t a guest. It’s the house you build, brick by stolen brick.

  One truth hums beneath it all. The smallest moves shift the earth. Not just for me, for you. The universe bends to five brave minutes.

  
  

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• Plastic Spoon Persistence

  Published:Mar 17, 2025

  People have escaped jail with plastic spoons.

  They chipped away day after day.

  No fancy tools.

  Just sheer persistence.

  The same rule applies when building a business.

  Pick your goal and dig in.

  Every barrier can crumble under steady effort.

  Your budget may be small.

  But your grit can be huge.

  Scratch at the walls long enough and you will find a path forward.

  
  

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• Walking is How to Lose Weight

  Published:Mar 7, 2025

  Walking may be the most overlooked path to weight loss.

  No fancy machines.

  No gym pass.

  Just lace up and step outside.

  Each stride burns calories, calms the mind, and boosts your overall energy.

  No worry about complex moves or heavy equipment.

  Progress emerges as you rack up steps over time.

  Every walk is a little investment in yourself.

  Keep it simple.

  Keep it steady.

  Watch the scale shift one footstep at a time.

  
  

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• Secret Hypnosis You Experience Every Day

  Published:Mar 6, 2025

  There is a secret hypnosis you and I experience every day: scrolling social media on your phone.

  Scrolling is a stage for mass hypnosis.

  It does not flash a spinning disk or swing a pocket watch.

  It simply soaks up your time and attention.

  Persuasion in its purest form is time plus attention.

  Once it steals both it can nudge you to form opinions that the platform wants you to have.

  Your perception blurs.

  You see people differently.

  This is how you grow distant from the real people in your life.

  
  

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• We Don't Need Writers, We Need Directors

  Published:Mar 5, 2025

  Programmers are in for a rude awakening.

  Programmers say they will not be replaced by AI because they don’t write “slop”.

  But the computer runs that code.

  If a computer writes it then the computer can run it.

  We do not need more people typing lines.

  We need directors who shape the vision and guide the logic.

  The real job is to orchestrate intelligence not just push keys

  The future belongs to those who lead the code not those who merely write it

  
  

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• Bring Solutions, Not Complaints

  Published:Mar 4, 2025

  Arnold Schwarzenegger once said:

  “I have a rule: no complaining about a situation unless you’re prepared to do something to make it better. If you see a problem and you don’t come to the table with a potential solution, I don’t want to hear your whining about it. It couldn’t be that bad if it hasn’t motived you to try to fix it”.

  I once had a manager that told me on day one that if I have a complaint, I shouldn’t say anything unless I have a solution.

  I should bring her solutions instead of problems.

  I haven’t seen the world the same since.

  Now I see complaints for what they are: Empty words without action.

  Solutions move us forward.

  Whining leaves us stuck.

  That lesson flipped my view of work and life.

  Give me the solution, not the problem.

  
  

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