the tikiverse

What are you trying to tell me?

This is Day 20, the final day of my challenge to publish every day for 20 days.

Forgiveness is an important gift, because without it we are all doomed.

This month I got to interact 1-on-1 with three people who I have admired and followed on social media for some time.

I’m reading Jung, and he talks a lot about individuation.

For reasons I will not get into here, today has not been a great day.

Over the years I’ve adopted a note-taking system that has now accumulated over 3,000 files, but it suffers from one huge shortcoming.

Every morning at 7am, I get a Telegram message telling me exactly what to work on today.

With all the recent volatility in the AI space, bottlenecks in productivity keep shifting around rapidly.

What’s on my mind these days: Agentic Engineering: I want an easy way to define and use multiple agents.

These are my notes from Day 2 of the Opposing Forces immersion with David Garrigues at The Shala in Fort Greene, NYC.

This weekend I signed up for two Ashtanga workshops with David Garrigues at The Shala in Fort Greene, NYC as part of an immersion called “Opposing Forces in Practice”.

It isn’t a guess.

For the past month I’ve been having vivid dreams almost every night.

Courage has as its root the Latin word cor, meaning heart — which is key to my understanding.

There’s a precise moment in most yoga poses where going deeper in the pose turns useful effort into compensation.

To kick things off on this new blog, I’ve decided to publish every day for 20 days.

At the turn of this new year, I was reflecting on 2025 and was astonished at just how fast it had flown by!

I love the idea of Substack, but it stops being fun when you’re subscribed to 169 publications, as I am at the time of this writing.

Just begin.

I built my previous blog in 2019 and it was starting to feel clumsy and archaic.

Words are powerful because they are a technology to steer attention.