There is a famous quote that says:
“If you want to learn something, read about it. If you want to understand something, write about it.”
I’ve been a consumer of information for a long time. I read technical docs, design blogs, and productivity hacks. But I realized that consumption is passive. To truly grow, I needed to switch to active creation.
The Feynman Technique
Richard Feynman, the Nobel prize-winning physicist, had a simple method for learning:
- Choose a concept.
- Teach it to a child (or write it down simply).
- Identify gaps in your understanding.
- Review and simplify.
This blog is my attempt at step 2. Whether I’m writing about Linux configurations, Web Design, or Life Principles, the goal is to clarify my own thinking.
What to Expect
I’ll be writing about:
- Coding: Real-world problems I solve (like my recent WSL setup).
- Design: Exploring UI/UX trends.
- Growth: Mental models and productivity systems.
Thanks for joining me on this journey.