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Experience only matters if you keep building on it.

Vague inputs, weak fundamentals. You wouldn't tell a junior dev 'make the thing work' and expect perfect code.

I deleted most of my code and went back to simple. Why most projects die from complexity, not simplicity.

Following plans religiously can make you miss the breakthrough hiding in the detour. How to balance execution with exploration.

By 2pm, you've processed 15,000+ thoughts. 5 power actions for when mental fatigue hits.

Ask questions instead of giving commands. Use 'we' instead of 'you'. The goal isn't perfect code—it's better relationships.

Back then, I felt dismissed. Looking back, they were teaching me to think independently.

Create memory files, draft solutions first, interrupt when it goes wrong. Treat AI like a partner, not a magic box.

It's fast but has no context. Without code review, every shortcut becomes a bad pattern.

3x faster than typing. Capture ideas without overthinking.

Prioritizing just changes the order—it doesn't make the list shorter. Eliminate, delegate, and automate before you organize.

Query times dropped from 1-2 seconds to 10-20 milliseconds. Cut database costs by over 50% without upgrading hardware.

A practical framework for managing your energy instead of just your time. Focus on your one thing, track energy peaks, and build a sustainable motivation cycle.