Writing on software, entrepreneurship, faith, and life.
After reading The Psychology of Money and reflecting on Atomic Habits and Scripture, I realised that wealth is less about financial knowledge and more about behaviour. Our habits, emotions, and character shape our financial future far more than any investment strategy.
A step-by-step guide to deploying a React + Django application on Digital Ocean using Docker Compose, Nginx as a reverse proxy, and free SSL certificates via Let's Encrypt.
What exactly is a problem, and how do we know when we are confused? As a software developer and computer scientist, I’ve been exploring the idea that a problem is the missing link between where we are and where we want to be. From sorting algorithms to jigsaw puzzles and everyday challenges, this article explores how identifying what we don’t understand might be the first step towards finding a solution.
I paid $4,500 to a company for a land plot in Kinshasa and received nothing but delays and broken promises. Here is how the scheme worked — and what I should have verified before paying a cent.
I spent years asking 'what should I build?' and going nowhere. The shift that changed everything: stop looking outward for project ideas and start solving your own problems.
A year-long experiment in tracking, self-awareness, and personal growth
I spent my early career jumping between technologies without mastering any of them. Here is what I wish someone had told me about focus, foundations, and the right way to learn programming.
A personal retrospective on 2024 — tracking goals with a custom application, restructuring investments after a failed taxi venture, and the compounding power of incremental progress.
After tracking goals and activities, I hit a wall with financial management. Here is why I decided to build a custom budgeting application — and how I defined its requirements.
Motivation fades. Tracking doesn't. I built an activity tracker to solve my consistency problem — and discovered that a single 'super goal' framework ties everything together.