Pouring my heart out in ink.
My story, my lessons, and the things I'm still working through — written as honestly as I know how.
We're told comparison is the thief of joy — I don't buy it. The problem was never comparing; it's the story I tell myself afterwards. On turning that mirror into something that sharpens me instead of shrinking me.
Thinking about death sounds morbid until you realise it's the clearest lens for how you spend your time. How sitting with the end pushed me to live more intentionally.
After a brush with death, I started asking what I'd actually be remembered for. Most people never stop to read their own life — here's why I decided to start writing mine now.
That thing you've watched ChatGPT do a hundred times has a name — and once you know it, you start noticing it everywhere. Breaking down a concept most people use without ever naming it.
I've spent my time building interfaces. Now I'm moving toward AI — this is where I'm starting, and why a frontend engineer is making the leap.
The money in tech is real, but chasing it alone is a short game. On aiming past the paycheck — for the problems worth solving and the person you're becoming while you solve them.
Volunteering at Web3 Afrika Lagos put me in front of attendees and fellow volunteers, testing everything I'd been practising. What I learned about confidence, connection, and showing up before you feel ready.
After a sports injury ended my athletic dreams, I found technology. I started coding on a smartphone, isolated at first, then slowly discovered that community changes everything.
While building a finance dashboard I hit a question that stopped me: should I mask this data or encrypt it? They sound similar and do completely different things. A breakdown of both, with practical JavaScript examples.