I enjoy making things and sharing what I learn.
software engineer with experience across big tech and startups.
Currently building Three Cells completely solo
Outside work: Building, exercising, reading, writing, and community work.
How a graduate scheme rejection led me to my first software engineering job, and the advice I wish I had known as a student.
Why I Read: How My Relationship With Books Changed Over 6 Years
How 2025 went for me in terms of my career and my side projects.
This book made me properly question the why of my personal pursuits. I read the initial chapters multiple times. Why am I building what I'm building? That's what I ended up asking a lot. Some really good reflection came out of it. It strengthened my reasons for working on three…
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I like Brandon Sanderson and it had been a while since I read a book from him. It had also been some time since I read something from the fantasy genre. That's why I picked up this book. It's a good standalone story in the cosmere (his universe). There are some key moments in…
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Enjoyable book that combines sports and life psychology. I enjoyed the concept of self 1 and self 2. Some stuff feels voodoo(ish) about this book. I've come to accept that from books like these and just move past it. The last few chapters are fantastic. Enjoyed learning about…
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Deep work definition: Professional activities performed in a state of distraction-free concentration that push your cognitive capabilities to their limit. These efforts create new value, improve your skill and are hard to replicate. Shallow work definition: Non cognitively…
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Fantastic book and a lot of fascinating explanations for common patterns you have seen or heard about in sales.
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There are some useful ideas and interesting thoughts in this book. The author seems like a very intelligent, helpful and nice person who just wants to provide value to people. But it ended up feeling like this book is trying to teach something profound without actually hitting…
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Occasional emails about what I'm learning, building, and discovering along the way.
