Thought Garden
When Information Consumption Replaces Action
It feels like learning, which is why it needs one small action to become real.
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Short, living notes—small observations and half-formed ideas from work and life, written down before they slip away. They grow a little every time I return to them.
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Why Work Messages Can Feel Sharper Than Intended
A terse “ok” often means someone is busy, not that they are upset with you.
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A Reading System
Three quiet problems every reader knows — and the small system that dissolved them for me.
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Anchoring on Tool Capability Limits the Mind
A tool you cannot set down has quietly become the boundary of your thinking.
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Be Mindful of What You Put Into Your Bucket
Your attention has a fixed capacity, and not every input nourishes what you are growing.
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Does Code Still Run on People?
AI writes the code now. What humans write for each other just moved up a layer.
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The Completeness Learning Bias
Skipping a chapter doesn't lose the truth — the destination outlasts any single route to it.
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The Different Purposes of Writing
“Write more” skips the real question: write what — and measured by which yardstick?
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Feel the Sensation
Underneath every grand purpose is something simpler: a feeling you are trying to reach.