At the end of last year, I was thinking about an ambitious goal: to create 12 projects in 12 months. I know that many people have done this challenge, and I thought it would be a good idea to improve my coding skills and find some new sources of income.… Continue reading →
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unemployed → self-employed
It’s been almost two weeks since I got laid off, so it’s time to move on and set new goals.… Continue reading →
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Group Chats
I noticed that I hate all group chats with more than three people. At some point, I just stop following the conversation, get frustrated, and never come back.… Continue reading →
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Two years without Instagram
Two years ago, my wife, a few friends, and I went to upstate New York to relax for a couple of days for camping.… Continue reading →
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Failure Hunt ↗
I created this tiny project to show the world and myself that every successful story started with a failure (or even multiple failures).
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I got laid off (and I feel fine)
I got laid off yesterday. Damn.
So, yeah, yesterday was quite a morning. I got a message from my manager, jumped on a call, and was told the news.… Continue reading →
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My favorite clothing brand
90% percent of my clothes are 100% cotton, and most of these pieces are from Elwood. I discovered this brand by accident when my wife gave me a sweatshirt from them a couple of years ago.… Continue reading →
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Libby App: the easiest way to read books for free
One of the first apps I installed after moving to the United States was Libby. It’s a mobile app that allows you to get e-books and audiobooks for free.… Continue reading →
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Think backwards
Whenever I start working on a project, I try to think backwards. I imagine what will happen in the end: how happy I will be, how I will tell my friends, Twitter followers, and a broad audience about the project.… Continue reading →
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How to Work on Pet Projects
Even though I have a full-time job, I always find time for my small pet projects. This has been the case in all my jobs, from the first one onward.… Continue reading →