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Reflections
Everything starts with personal reflections.
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Tech with intention
I work at the intersection of tech, growth, and product, and I write down what I learn along the way. How technology can be used thoughtfully, what it means to build responsibly, and how personal growth shapes the way we work.
No grand theories or perfect frameworks. Honest observations from my own road so far, written from Lisbon.
What I write about
How technology shapes the way we live and work, and how to build it with intention
Everything here ties into one bigger topical cluster: how technology shapes the way we live and work. That is the key theme. Inside it: how we can use and build tech with intention to shape a better world. Four pillars sit underneath, and they build on each other in this order.
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Understanding the world
A data and objective facts-driven world view, and trusting the right sources. Understanding first how the world actually works, in order to then understand how technology can be used to make it better.
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Growth
Using the scaling growth techniques for the products that shape the world for the better.
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Tech impact
What technology actually does to the way we live and work, and what building it with intention requires.
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