My writing process involves capturing the kernel of an idea and testing it on stage rather than writing it out in full beforehand.

I write something every weekend and share it with a small group, which helps me explore ideas and clarify my thoughts.

At other times, my hands are the bottleneck; I know the code in my head but need to write it down.

I often capture ideas through voice memos or notes, sometimes influenced by cannabis, which can lead to unexpected insights.

Writing serves as a method for externalizing thoughts and organizing vague ideas, which helps clarify what I truly think.

Writing a book is a long process, often starting with a burst of inspiration followed by a year of hard work. I write to spark conversations and signal that this is a serious document, not just a blog post or video.

I believe that writing is less about the final product and more about the process of thinking and clarifying ideas, which is why I value it as a tool.

I recorded my thoughts and lyrics on my phone, often revisiting and refining them over time, which helped shape the final version of my songs.

Not all improvisations are successful, but I explore themes in various ways to find inspiration.