If you’ve ever been in charge of a blog, you know how annoying it is to handle images. Unless you want your website to become a slow, bloated piece of garbage over time, you need to resize and optimize them. And if you’re dealing with a blog that’s focused on visuals, this can take ages. Tools like TinyJPG help, but you still have to resize…
How to Do a Weekly Review in 10 Minutes
In January 2019, I was looking for a job. Frustrated with how ineffective the normal application process was, I decided to try something else. Instead of sending my resume to random businesses and hope for the best, I picked out a handful of companies and wrote down tips they could implement right away. The goal was to show that I could do what I said…
How the Theory of Constraints Helps You Set Better Goals
Working hard and making progress are two different things. You can put in a lot of work and not make any progress whatsoever. And yet, instead of focusing on progress, everyone seems to focus on hustling and working themselves to the bone. Don’t get me wrong — hard work is a good thing. But if you’re working hard for the sake of working hard, you’re…
How to Read Nonfiction Books More Effectively
To read is to take a trip through time. Instead of figuring everything out ourselves, we can read the accounts of people who did it before. But let’s be honest, reading has become a status symbol. People brag about reading hundreds of books or doing challenges like reading a book a week. The main idea behind it is valid — books make you smarter. But…
Building a Second Brain in Obsidian
Have you ever thought about how much information you consume every week? You read books, articles, tweets, watch documentaries — all of these are a goldmine of ideas. But what are you doing with it? How much of it is leading to something useful? It’s tempting to believe that you’ll remember it and use those ideas in your next project, but that’s very optimistic. And…