Radical Self-Examination
Audit beliefs quarterly. Kill one sacred cow per season.
A field guide to truth, agency, and meaningful work—without mysticism or empty optimism.
10-minute read · 4 movements · 3 core principles
Foundations for living deliberately
Audit beliefs quarterly. Kill one sacred cow per season.
Attach actions to values, not vibes. Ship, review, iterate.
Hold models lightly; commitments firmly.
Guard inputs. Design your defaults. What you notice, you become.
Prioritize people and projects you’ll still respect in ten years.
Moments of clarity that shatter complacency and expose hidden costs.
Interrogate assumptions. Sample opposing views. Name trade-offs out loud.
Integrate insights into principles you can test, measure, and revise.
Make it public. Gather feedback. Carry responsibility. Go again.
Reflection without deadlines breeds doubt. Action without reflection breeds damage. Alternate them on purpose.
I write about agency, attention, and meaningful work. This manifesto condenses two decades of study, practice, and conversations across tech and social impact. No mysticism—just decisions, consequences, and the habits that make them better.