The newest one’s up top — grab whatever sounds like your week right now.
Sunk cost is a liar. In this one I talk about deleting eight months of work — twice — and why that turned out to be the most useful thing…
No “I built a SaaS in a weekend” fairy tales. Just real explanations, the bugs that ate my evening, and the late-bloomer path from “what’s a closure?” to actually shipping.
Toddlers don’t care about your sprint. Sleep debt is real. This is how I actually fit learning around naptimes, daycare runs, and a marriage I’d like to keep.
I’ve crashed and restarted more times than I can count. This is the raw stuff — how I rebuild habits, protect energy, and keep going when motivation taps out.
No highlight reel. Just an honest developer’s log — the wins, the 2am bugs, and the days I almost quit — recorded and shared as they happen.
Every episode moves through the same honest arc — no two organizations, or bugs, are exactly alike.
Every episode moves through the same honest arc — no two organizations, or bugs, are exactly alike.
What it taught me about the code, or about showing up anyway.
One small, honest commitment for the week ahead — nothing heroic, just forward.
Honest updates on coding, parenting, and figuring it all out. I only send something when it actually matters — no spam, no funnels, no BS.
The longer-form thinking behind the episodes — written down, link in hand.
Developer Burnout and Balance: What I’ve Learned So Far Let’s talk about something that
Realistic Goal Setting for Developers: 4 Goals That Actually Work Realistic goal setting for
Why You Should Start Before You’re Ready (And How I Did It Anyway) There’s
Practicing English while learning to code — double the challenge, double the growth. So yeah, apologies for the accent… but I’m showing up anyway.
