I use the mobile app's sorting feature to prioritize shorter articles, allowing me to quickly read through many pieces and save longer ones for later.

I treat books as throwaway blog posts, allowing me to read multiple books at once without the pressure to finish them, which has rekindled my love for reading. I filter my blogs very carefully and have a long reading list of a couple of hundred blogs, with a recent standout being 'Melting Asphalt' by Kevin Simler, which offers deep insights into various topics.

I would collect leftover pieces of chalk from school to polish my shoes, and I made sure whatever I wore looked proper, even without arrangements for ironing clothes.

I try to apply the principle of making things slightly more uncomfortable in various areas of my life to gain long-term benefits, like taking phone calls while walking instead of sitting.

I would heat up water in a copper pot to press my clothes, ensuring I looked proper before heading off to school, finding joy in it.

I think short-form content is essential, and I’m adapting my old long-form ideas into shorter segments.

Cities need modern transportation alternatives that are accountable, convenient, stylish, and efficient to meet the demands of their residents.

We conducted market research by testing Craigslist listings with delivery options, which showed a significant interest in a more convenient solution.

Incidental movement, like carrying groceries or parking farther away, can significantly contribute to better health and is often overlooked in favor of structured exercise.