Entrepreneurship isn’t just about strategy and hustle — it’s a mental game. Founders are more likely to experience anxiety and depression than the average person. That’s exactly why I built this Notion OS — a simple, structured system to help solopreneurs, entrepreneurs, and

When I simplify my digital world, I start hearing my inner world more clearly.

Unpopular opinion: I don’t want to automate every part of my life. Some things are meant to stay manual — so they stay meaningful.

X algo can surprise you. You’re doing your regular posts, not much expected and then whoosh! You see the spikes! Love it.

startup life: working 80 hours a week to avoid working 40.

I used to chase balance like a perfect ratio. Now I see it as a rhythm — some days build, some days breathe.

I’ve started noticing the moment my brain switches from creating to consuming. That’s usually my cue to take a walk

There’s a strange calm in closing every tab and doing just one thing — like giving your mind back its own voice😅

I’ve realized that 80% of my stress isn’t from doing hard things — it’s from doing too many unimportant, purposeless ones

A good system doesn’t make you do more. It helps you stop doing what doesn’t matter.

How effective is Google keywords planner in seeing the trends related to your startup ideas? Is there a better alternative ?

I’ve started seeing myself as a three-part system: 1. Mind — clarity, intention, reflection 2. Body — energy, rest, rhythm 3. Tools — structure, focus, execution When one is off, everything wobbles. A clear mind with a tired body still burns out. A powerful tool with no

Coffee with my little laptop! Always makes me want to build more!

I realized recently that I wasn’t reading to learn — I was reading to escape. Every time I felt uncertain, I’d open a new article, podcast, or video. It felt productive… but it was actually avoidance. So this week, I’m practicing “input fasting” — less content, more

I’ve realized my brain isn’t tired from thinking too much — it’s tired from switching too often.

The goal isn’t to have more free time. It’s to feel free in the time I already have

The more I build systems, the more I realize — our tools mirror our minds. My Notion setup reflects how I think: calm, structured, sometimes over-detailed. My Framer pages reveal how I organize meaning. Even my folder names hint at what I value. Every digital space is a quiet

Last week, I spent a whole weekend crafting content I was proud of, only to find it didn’t resonate with people. Feedback reminded me: our lens isn’t the only one that matters. #Solopreneurs #CreatorEconomy #BuildInPublic

when you build in public… but no one’s watching

I read to understand, not to remember everything. Readwise + Notion frees up my mental space — every insight I highlight is auto-stored, tagged, and resurfaced later. No pressure to retain while reading. I can stay fully immersed. Reflection happens later, calmly. It’s my way

The emotional rollercoaster of side hustling: Monday: "This is my breakthrough week" Tuesday: Zero downloads, questioning everything Wednesday: One download, feeling validated Thursday: Comparing myself to others Friday: Back to optimism The feelings change. The work continues.