The Things I'm Keeping (And Dropping) This Year
I did my own personal audit at the start of this year. Not the sanitised version wrapped in platitudes. The real one. The kind where you look at what's draining you versus what's giving you life and making some honest calls.
Three Words That Beat Your Goals List
Goals break. You already know this—you've watched it happen every January. So here's something different: three words that'll guide every decision you make for the next 12 months. Not a to-do list. Not aspirational nonsense. A filter that works when life doesn't go according to plan.
A Letter to 2026
Stop wishing for an easy year. Easy years are forgettable. Better beats best every time. Building better means braver choices, harder conversations, and intentional discomfort. Here's the paradox: when you focus on better instead of best, you often create something you didn’t expect.
Your Mess Is Not A Metaphor
Your environment isn't neutral. Every item you own, app on your phone, and paper on your desk requires a micro-decision from your brain. Those micro-decisions add up, draining energy you need for better living. Clear the clutter. Create space for what matters in the months ahead.