The Creative Renaissance in Independent Gaming One of the best things about the current gacha landscape is the sheer variety. There are more quality options […]
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Running AI Characters Locally: What You Actually Need
There are topics I write about because they matter to the industry, and then there are topics I write about because I cannot stop thinking […]
Continue readingThe Strange Alchemy of Failed Creative Experiments
The Graveyard in My Desk Drawer I have a folder on my computer labeled “Graveyard” that contains roughly 347 failed creative experiments. There’s the novel […]
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The Graveyard in My Desk Drawer I have a folder on my computer labeled “Graveyard” that contains roughly 347 failed creative experiments. There’s the novel […]
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Your Career Pivot Probably Won’t Look Like the Success Stories You Read Online
The Pivot That Almost Broke Me Two years ago, I was a marketing manager making decent money and hating every Monday morning. I’d been following […]
Continue readingYour Creative Routine Is Probably Too Complicated (And Why That’s Killing Your Work)
The Instagram-Perfect Routine Myth Let me show you something embarrassing. Here’s a screenshot from my notes app from two years ago: “5 AM wake up, […]
Continue readingThe Books That Broke My Brain This Year (And Why That Was Actually Good)
When “Atomic Habits” Made Me Question Everything I Thought I Knew About Change I picked up James Clear’s book in March, rolling my eyes at […]
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When “Atomic Habits” Made Me Question Everything I Thought I Knew About Change I picked up James Clear’s book in March, rolling my eyes at […]
Continue readingThe Thing About Failed Projects Nobody Talks About
The Graveyard in My Hard Drive I’ve got a folder on my desktop called “Archive” that’s basically a digital graveyard of good intentions. There’s the […]
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The Pottery Wheel Incident and What It Revealed Last month, I found myself staring at what could generously be called a ceramic catastrophe. My attempt […]
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The Pottery Wheel Incident and What It Revealed Last month, I found myself staring at what could generously be called a ceramic catastrophe. My attempt […]
Continue readingYour Productivity System Is Probably Too Complicated (And Mine Was Too)
The Day I Threw Out My Perfect System Three months into building what I thought was the ultimate productivity setup, I found myself spending more […]
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