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In my last post, I wrote about a skill we rarely talk about: > How to stop working But there is another side to that idea. If we need to learn how to stop when work is over, we also need to learn how
It's 11 PM. You were supposed to stop working two hours ago. But there's one bug left. One email you could answer. One feature that is almost finished. So you tell yourself: "Just one more hour". Then
Today, I'm in draft my new Vietnamese book, SDD with Agents in Ship Tiền Về Cho Mẹ ebook series (SDD - Spec Driven Development). The English will be ready in September, 2026. The download link in th
In 2026, the definition of a "workspace" has fundamentally shifted Freelancers, indie hackers, and digital nomads are no longer looking for just a desk and high-speed internet; they are seeking an eco
For a long time, I’ve been obsessed with the concept of "flow" - that deep, uninterrupted state of creative autonomy where your best work happens. As a developer running a solo operation across border
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Have you ever walked away from a completely normal, everyday conversation feeling absolutely drained? For a long time, I thought there was something wrong with me. Today, I’m releasing a free app call
[TestFlight Link bellow] It’s a surreal feeling to be typing this update today, March 20, 2026. If you’ve been following my #BuildInPublic journey for Zen Journal, you know it wasn't always a straight
For a long time, offices were just boring boxes. Even early coworking spaces were just shared desks with Wi-Fi. But today’s independent creators and solo builders need more. They don't just want a pla
When we hear about OKRs (Objectives and Key Results), we often picture massive tech giants like Google aligning tens of thousands of employees. But what if you are a solo developer launching a new app