Mischa van den Burg
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For years I forced myself to finish every book I started.
Even the ones I'd stopped enjoying, stopped learning anything from. Finishing felt like the whole point.
Then I noticed how Naval reads: ten books going at once, skim the intro, read the chapters that actually land, skip the rest when nothing's there.
I tried it. Turns out maybe half of most books is fluff, or a long runway before the real idea shows up.
I'm getting more out of reading now that I let myself quit a book mid-way.Building AI apps on Kubernetes from the road. Gave the van a good wash, preparing for a new trip to Germany and France. Leaving Friday, feeling stoked!Zwift + prompting your multiple agents via the Claude app is peak productivity while optimizing health too. Gotta get those 200 minutes of zone 2 every weekI spent 100 Udemy courses, mass YouTube binges, and 17-hour study days building private repos nobody will ever see.
The turning point wasn't learning more. It was learning that dead projects in private GitHub repos don't count as proof of anything.
One public, documented homelab with a real Kubernetes cluster, CI/CD pipeline, and monitoring stack beats 100 private repos and 12 expired certifications.
Make your work visible or it doesn't exist.Using bash instead of zsh https://t.co/kKJLX8cHjf