The thing you almost dismissed might become the thing that defines you. A small yes. A random message. A project nobody noticed. Some outcomes only make sense in reverse.

Control feels productive. You keep checking. Refreshing. Tweaking. Trying to eliminate uncertainty. But peace usually starts when you stop managing every outcome. You don't need to grip harder. You might just need to trust the next step.

New Day, New ChatGPT prompt is here! I know, you guys are going to love this one!

Some of you are quitting things too early because they didn’t look how you thought they would

Started playing with Wispr Flow because I’m sick of Apple’s built-in dictation feature failing to respond. Also the ‘whispering’ is perfect for when I’m trying to prompt while my kid is sleeping 😎

Ok, I’ve done it.. Codex Pro baby. Was sick of hitting those 5hr limits 😂

So proud of Kima Otung’s performance last night at Black Welsh Music Awards in the indigoatTheO2

I can’t wait for ChatGPT to allow ‘generate these 6 illustrations’ and it would generate 6 stylistically similar, individual image files.. doing one by one is tedious [currently generating multiple empty state illustrations]

This evening I: Refined an Insidr insights copilot (Codex) Turned 3hr transcripts into social scripts (ChatGPT) Generated illustrations + LinkedIn post + image direction (ChatGPT) Pushed it into Figma (Claude Co-work) Building is fast Orchestration is the skill

Some of the most important seasons of your life will not look impressive while you’re in them. They’ll look quiet. Slow. Unclear. You’ll wonder if you’ve gone backwards. But purpose rarely forms in public. It forms in repetition. In obedience. In staying when it would be easi

I think I’ve walked away from things too quickly just because they felt uncomfortable or a bit embarrassing not because they were actually wrong

You think you’re stuck because nothing is moving fast. But not all stillness means stagnation. Roots grow slowly. Trust grows quietly. Character grows invisibly. Some seasons are not about speed. They’re about becoming steady enough to carry what comes next.

Moved from video to json and three.js to visualise the relationship between a handful of tracks Music: Kima Otung

The thing that used to make you unstable might be the thing that finally steadies you

I find Codex's built-in queuing and 'steer' functions super help. They should integrate these into the general ChatGPT chat interface

Underrated: porridge with lingonberry spread Isn't that right IKEA?