We’re Entering a “Damned If You Do, Damned If You Don’t” Generation
There is no combination of decisions that makes everybody shut up. Here's why tunnel vision matters more than ever, and why I'm doing what I want regardless.
“Better Invest or You’ll Go Broke” — The Internet’s Weirdest Money Obsession
You'll plan to retire with $2 million and call it life-changing, then see somebody else's $20 million and call it “not that much.” Here's the contradiction…
Read →Unbiased Perspective Makes Beasts — How Bad Do You Want to Be Right?
Needing to be right protects your ego. Being correct protects the truth. Here's why unbiased perspective is what actually makes you dangerous…
Read →Your Ads Aren't Struggling. Your Copy Just Has No Fucking Conviction.
Sometimes your targeting is fine, the product isn't the problem, and you don't need another funnel. Sometimes your copy just…
Read →You Hate AI? Cool. Here's How I Remove Metadata From My AI Content Anyway 😂
AI isn't going anywhere, so here's how I think about metadata, provenance tags, and cleaning EXIF data before I publish…
Read →The Art of Making People Click “Buy”: Stop Trying to Be Right and Start Understanding People
E-commerce is basically applied human psychology with a checkout button attached. Here's why perspective beats being right…
Read →AI Haters, I’ve Seen This Movie Before 😂
Every new technology gets the same reaction — the internet, social media, digital cameras, Photoshop, Auto-Tune, streaming…
Read →How to Survive the Most Opinionated Generation Yet
Everybody's a mind reader now. Everybody's an expert on everything. Here's why tunnel vision, a real team, and a dead ego are the only way to survive it…
Read →Public Projects vs. Private Projects: Why I Keep Both
Not everything I build ends up on my website or social media. Here's why I separate public projects from private ones…
Read →Betstr Is Shutting Down — Not Because We Lacked Resources, But Because of a Horrible Partnership (What Really Happened)
Betstr is shutting down. The biggest misconception is that it failed because we ran out of money, resources, or ideas. That's probably the furthest thing from the truth.
Read →True Story: Why I Don't Check Who Watches or Likes My Stuff Anymore
On my personal social media, I'll post something and basically get the fuck off. You can't play a social media mind game with somebody who isn't watching the scoreboard…
Read →When to Genuinely Hear People Out — and When to Tell Them to Shut the Hell Up
One of the hardest things to learn when you're building anything is figuring out whose opinion actually deserves space in your head…
Read →Why You'll Probably Never See Someone “Call Me Out”
You'll probably never see somebody come out with some crazy story about how I did them dirty. And there's a pretty simple reason for that…
Read →Dallas, It's Been Real — New City, New Projects & Less Bullshit
This summer has felt like one big transition. New jobs, new businesses, new cities — mine just happens to involve a little bit of everything…
Read →Vanilla CSS vs. Modern Frameworks: Why Some of My Websites Look Professional and Others Completely Unorthodox
If you look through different websites I've built, you might notice they don't all look like they came from the same developer. That's intentional…
Read →“Bro, You Seem Aggressive… Can I Actually Work With You?”
I've heard some version of this before: “Bro, you seem aggressive.” And honestly? Yeah. But there's probably a misunderstanding of what people mean…
Read →Misunderstood and Got People Trying to Tame You? Read This
If you were the kid who was always told “be quiet” growing up, you probably know this feeling well…
Read →Looking for New Builders to Connect With — Here's My Vibe
I'm always open to meeting new connections, builders, and creative people, but I've learned something over time…
Read →When It's Time to Take Up Space
In my last blog, I talked about incognito success — the idea of building real results without constantly broadcasting everything…
Read →“Bro Where's Your Portfolio?” — What Incognito Success Looks Like
One question I get a lot is: “Bro… where's your portfolio?”
Read →My Longtime Friend Lucas and I Dropped an App
Some partnerships don't start in boardrooms — they start early, grow quietly, and resurface when the timing finally makes sense.
Read →Why Building Your Own Ecosystem Is the Only Move in 2026
At some point I got tired of everybody having their hand in my pocket.
Read →Why Hiding My Skills Gave Me an Advantage Over People Who Don't Know How to Do Shit
I didn't hide my skills because I was scared to show them. I hid them because most people don't deserve early access to what I can do.
Read →If You're Doubted, Good.
We live in a time where everything is over-explained, over-promoted, and over-shared. Every move is announced before it's proven…
Read →Why You Should Embrace Jealousy — and Actually Piss Your Haters Off
Most people spend their whole lives trying NOT to be hated. Not to stand out. Not to make anyone jealous.
Read →Why the YouTube “Pocket-Watching Epidemic” Has You Stuck and Afraid
There's a new genre on YouTube that performs better than almost anything else: videos about how everyone is broke and the economy is collapsing.
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