Hi there!
I’m a self-proclaimed lazy optimizer on a mission to build perfect systems that do all the works for me - stealing from me all joy in the doing - while I sip coffee. My journey into knowledge management and automation wasn’t born from productivity evangelism, it came from a deep desire to minimize effort while maximizing results.
This site serves as my learning laboratory. I’m documenting what works, what fails spectacularly, and the systems that survive the ultimate test: whether a self-proclaimed lazy person continues using them when the initial excitement fades.
All this not because I’m an expert, but because I figure if it saved me time, it might save you time too.
I approach everything here from a content creator’s point of view - planning, building, publishing, and automating solo. No teams. No fluff. Just sustainable, DIY workflows for solopreneurs who want more leverage with less overhead.
Beyond practical systems, I’m deeply interested in the philosophical dimensions of our digital tools, particularly the ethical considerations around artificial intelligence and automation. How do these technologies shape our thinking? What responsibilities do we have when implementing systems that automate decision-making?
Philosophy isn’t just theoretical, it provides frameworks for organizing information and making decisions that have practical applications in our digital tools. The way we structure our notes, automate our workflows, and design our systems all reflect underlying philosophical assumptions about what matters and how information should flow. Occasionally, I explore these deeper themes alongside the practical tutorials and workflows.
If you care about elegant solutions, minimal effort, and the why behind the tech, you’re in the right place. Steal ideas, challenge mine, or share your own lazy-but-effective systems.
Here’s to doing less, achieving more, and enjoying the time we save.
Cheers!
