At its heart, Meditation for Mortals is a gentle rebellion against hyper-productivity — the constant urge to optimise everything, stay in control, and squeeze the most out of every minute. Here are the ideas that lingered, and they’ve quietly changed the way I approach my time and my expectations of self.

Most of us associate productivity with pushing harder, through tiredness, self-doubt, or guilt. Feel-Good Productivity reminded me there’s a lighter, more energising way to work — rooted in play, curiosity, and self-kindness. I hope these takeaways help you reconnect with your own energy and pace too!

I’ve made several career shifts over the years — and for a long time, I doubted myself for not sticking to one clear path. But Tiny Experiments helped me reframe that story. It reminded me that progress doesn’t have to start with a plan — it can start with a small step. This is how I’m learning to build confidence, find alignment, and grow through curiosity.

I used to collect notes, highlights, and ideas—then forget them.

Here's how Building a Second Brain helped me go from an overwhelmed info hoarder to an intentional creator.

We’re building a living library, a space to reflect on the ideas that shape us, apply what we learn, and share what energises us. These aren’t just book notes — they’re our way of turning reading into something usable, memorable, and worth passing on.