Hulry

I've been actively involved in the productivity space for over 16 years, reading, experimenting and eventually writing about what I've learned.

Like many other people, and probably you too, my phone has been a double-edged sword.

If you have been following this blog, you will know that I love organising things.

In 2023, I decided to quit my full-time job and focus completely on a side business I had been running for a few years.

Lately, there has been this one idea that's been growing on me, and I've been thinking about how we can apply the underlying concept to our lives: Being antifragile.

Ever since AI tools arrived in the market, I've been finding ways to use them not to replace my core work, which is writing, thinking, and problem-solving, but instead, to reduce some of the manual work I had been doing for years.

Since Raycast first arrived for macOS, I've hovered between it and Spotlight a bit, but a while ago, I returned to Raycast and decided to put more time and effort into my setup.

For years, I've been trying new strategies to limit how much social media apps distract me from work and my surroundings and pull me into their slot-machine world.

I've not been a fan of Obsidian's user interface since the beginning.

Over the years of working as a software engineer at companies of various sizes, and now working full-time on my business for over a year, I've gained considerable experience with modern calendaring.

When I first saw Notion, I thought it would be my everything tool.

It's no secret that sleeping well not only helps us function better at work and life but is also a critical requirement to be alive.

A few days ago, I came across a social media post where the author said that he was using Claude Code for his weekly notes and journal.

For a while, I've been meaning to get into analogue systems, such as notebooks and index cards.

Around a week and a half ago, I found myself in a fix.