Welcome to my Digital Garden

I like to think that this site is my "digital garden," not a blog. I use this term because I use it here to write about some thoughts and ideas I have and want to share with the world. And like a garden, a place where things grow, here is a site where I "seed" my ideas little by little.

Features

There were many reasons I started this project. Creating a second memory, retain more knowledge, learn design, to name a few. As I was working more and more, I've built more features along the way.

I've open-sourced all posts and codebase of this website under CC BY 4.0 license on GitHub. I believe this may encourage others to create a blog too and create more value for the world.

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From Reactive Planning Model to Natural Planning Model

Until some point, the project was manageable, but after some feature requests and bug reports, it became unfeasible. In addition, almost every bug fix or feature implementation broke other "uncorrelated" parts of the application. That slowed us down a lot because our client and his customers were using the software, and we had to rush to fix the new bugs (yes, we didn't have testing at that time).

#getting-things-done

#hyperbolic-discounting

#natural-planning-model

#opportunity-cost

#reactive-planning-model

#software-development

Articles, June 16, 2021

Reading time: 5 minutes

A Letter to My Friend - Create

I like writing because it's timeless. It's telepathy. Maybe what you write now will reach someone that will need to read it, in another time, whether days or decades from now, in another space across the world. You'll be connecting your mind with theirs.

#writing

Articles, June 13, 2021

Reading time: 4 minutes

Five Habits for the Next Five Years

Habits are the less spent energy strategy that we can use to achieve goals in our life. Habits require more time to complete the objectives, require more consistency, but it lasts forever.

#habits

Articles, January 02, 2021

Reading time: 3 minutes

Last Mile in a Software Project

These final adjustments can have fewer tasks compared with the core, but it is the laborious part, then the time to finish it is almost as the core time implementation.

#90-90-rule

#last-mile

#project-management

#software-engineering

Articles, March 22, 2021

Reading time: 5 minutes

No B.S. Time Management for Entrepreneurs

This book is expressively for entrepreneurs and business owners who wear many hats—those who can't resist piling more responsibility onto his own shoulders, who has more great ideas that time and resources to take advantage of them, who runs (not walks) through each day. Your time is incredibly valuable to you, and you are constantly 'running out of it.'

Books, April 04, 2021

Reading time: 21 minutes

Meditation Roadmap

For example, you're in an environment with many things happening, a stream of thoughts in your head, and you can control them by just closing your eyes and activating the absolute silence state for some time. In this information age we're living in, this is a powerful skill to master.

#meditation

#mindfulness

#phonological-loop

#visuospatial-sketchpad

Articles, October 05, 2021

Reading time: 3 minutes

My Story - The Dance Teacher

The worse was that I was not being the owner of my life and it was being ruled by others, not by me. So, I asked myself, "How long won't I live my life and I'll let others live it for me?" Trust me, that question turns my life upside down, in the best of sights.

#my-story

Articles, May 09, 2021

Reading time: 4 minutes

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