Tomasz Onyszko

Social networks are not social anymore - mostly.

I see a lot of, mostly younger (being younger then myself becomes easier task every day) succumbing to dark outlook, that the world is hopeless.

I've installed an app for habits on the phone.

Stop playing a status game!

Web3 is still looking for its prominent use case, but in the fever of the last two years, people in this area claimed that it solves a lot of existing problems.

Recently I solidified my thinking about the intensity of doing things.

What is (might be) the biggest challenge for you and me in our thinking?

I got a question about how I stay up-to-date and also avoid information overload.

In the last few months, I had a couple of conversations with people looking for a career change or direction at a different stage of their career.

Often, things are different than you think, and explanations for what you see around are more straightforward than what you have thought.

Great book "The 7 Habits of Highly Effective People" (seriously, I recommend it to everyone to read at least once) points "Begin with the end in mind" as one of those habits.

If you want to create something, lead a good and enjoyable life, you need to apply long-term thinking towards this goal.

Decision-making model - my way to save time and attention Here's a thing: last weekend, I found myself looking at a screen trying to make some decision.

I will be honest with you.

Social media at the moment are broken (yay, says who).