A 12-Week Review: Progress, Pivots and Purpose
Jun16

A 12-Week Review: Progress, Pivots and Purpose

The past 12 weeks have been a whirlwind of ambition, experimentation and adaptation. While the original plan was scheduled to run until 29th June, the timing of my new role at Holland Mountain has brought about a natural point of transition. It makes sense to review where I’ve landed so far, and reset with purpose for the next 12-week cycle, ending 7th September 2025. Progress Highlights Quest for Education Foundation (QEF) The QEF...

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Can AI Make Humans More Humane?
May18

Can AI Make Humans More Humane?

In the midst of war, can AI help us make more humane choices? This piece explores whether machines guided by law and ethics might act with more restraint than humans often do.

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SUGCON 2025: The Conference
Apr10

SUGCON 2025: The Conference

This year’s SUGCON event took place in Antwerp, a beautiful city with plenty to explore and some excellent food. I’ve listed my key takeaways in this post.

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SUGCON 2025: Antwerp (the Venue)
Apr10

SUGCON 2025: Antwerp (the Venue)

A few reflections from my recent visit to Antwerp for SUGCON 2025 – from mythical giants and beautiful museums to delicious waffles and some rather adventurous road crossing. A memorable blend of history, culture, and inspiration.

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Five-Year Hypothesis Review: Refining My Approach to Productivity and Focus
Feb03

Five-Year Hypothesis Review: Refining My Approach to Productivity and Focus

To improve momentum, I’m focusing on completing one project at a time while refining my morning routine to start work by 8 a.m. I’m also limiting crypto distractions and maintaining a strict 10 p.m. bedtime to ensure productivity and focus. With better planning and fewer distractions, I’m making steady progress towards my five-year goal.

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Getting into the “Five-Year Hypothesis” Groove
Dec08

Getting into the “Five-Year Hypothesis” Groove

I set a deadline to complete my charity website by 1st December but didn’t meet it. When I think about the tasks away from my desk, they don’t seem too overwhelming, but sitting down to work on them feels daunting. This might be due to the cognitive effort required to break the work into manageable pieces, which drains my motivation. Defining a clear process and streamlining the steps could reduce this mental barrier, making it easier...

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