
The brain is a funny dude. It is scientifically proven that it always tries to save it from everything. And that is why lots of people find themselves sitting in the comfort zone for a long time. I believe it is important to push yourself out of that zone if you are looking for some real personal growth and life improvement.

The weird thing I found is that I listen to lots of different music styles. Currently, I listen tons of minimal techno because I'm improving my DJ skills. But in my everyday Spotify playlist, I have grime, hip-hop, alternative, hardcore, punk rock, metalcore, dnb, pop rock. I don't know how it actually works but I have a certain gut feeling of good music and I just follow it.

Here I have a list of videos I recommend watching and do personally re-watch some of them because of the great value they have. Enjoy!

Hey, Just wanted to let you know that I'm starting my second brain experiment. It is always to implement new tools but I see a lot of value in that particular methodology. It is also backed by Ali Abdaal, Tiago Forte, and other smart people. This post is also a manifesto to keep me accountable. It is like that: either I publish updates, and you know I'm making the progress, or I'm not writing anything, and you can throw me with tomatoes.

I have a university degree but I can't tell it contributed to my professional life somehow. Instead, I found that I'm a constant learner at the University of YouTube. A lot of people sharing their knowledge and I'm absolutely grateful to them because that information brought me to the place where I am. Now, I'm sharing their links so that other people could learn something new:

Here's a list of books I read and that affected my life or thoughts in any way. I wish I can share my notes like cool guys like Ali Abdaal do so let's see what happens next. Now it is just a list of books I highly recommend to read.

As a tech nerd, I'm always looking for the tools and apps that will make my work and life more productive or comfortable. No surprise as I spend 16 hours in front of my laptop.