I'm rebuilding all my apps
Rebuilding everything from scratch. Not because I failed, but because I learned what “enough” really means.
This video is about returning to simplicity through the Unix Philosophy, building small tools that do one thing and do it exceptionally well. I share how I went from being a maximalist chasing every idea, to a minimalist owning less and traveling lighter, to now embracing a new kind of focus where every app, every line of code, and every decision serves a single clear purpose.
If you’ve ever felt trapped by your own complexity or overwhelmed by the systems you built to make life easier, this one’s for you.
Watch me break down my process, the mistakes, and the mindset shift that’s redefining how I build software, run companies, and live life.
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