With the 7 concepts in this guide and some dedication, you’ll get more interviews than you’ll have time for. And eventually, the internship of your choosing.

"Not sure if I have impostor syndrome or am an actual impostor." Aka, what I learned at my first two software engineering internships.

you ever think of all the people you still think about that u never reach out to anymore? isn't that sad. three ways to change that.

What a successful texting habit looks like and how it can help.

My current reading practices distilled into 11 steps and 400 words. These practices keep reading light and fun :)

While there are many lists of books, there are few lists of lists of books, so I add to the list with my list of lists of books 😝

How I got out of a rough patch in life with help from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).

The trouble with Buddhism and Stoicism, and why I like Nietszche's response.

If you get confused on how to balance work and play, consider a deload week.

Conway's Law says that startups ship products that reflect their org charts. My corollary says...

Varied insights on product/market fit from Paul Graham and others.

An indie hacker (me) in the thick of it. A fascinating map of my headspace two months into working on Quickapply.

Loose summary of a seminal book on note-taking. Permanently changed how I approach writing.

Minor deity Benjamin Franklin used copywork to improve his writing. Now I try the same.