Posts about life and mindset.

In your hardest moments, you’ll be alone.

Not because you’ll be short on friends, a partner, or family.

But because your hardest moment will come when everyone goes to bed and you’re left alone with your thoughts.

I'm moving back to Spain 🇪🇸

For those of you who missed yesterday's big news: over the next few months, I'm leaving my job in Switzerland and moving back to Spain to work on my projects full time.

I have too many ideas and too much to do. And not enough time.

How hard it is to work under uncertainty while everyone else seems so sure of their future. You watch the world move forward while you stay frozen in space and time, building with broken boards a project you don’t even know will ever see the light of day.

As you get older and experience more things, you change your mind about a lot of things you used to think were right.

The December holidays have been incredible.

🌅 Getting up early 🍳 Having a relaxed breakfast 💻 Working on my projects 🍽️ Eating with the family 🖥️ Working a little more in the afternoon 🏓 In the evening, playing pádel, going for a walk or meeting up with friends

🌱 How hard and how rewarding it is to play long-term games.

The hard part is getting started, but once you get into the habit and make it stick.... that's when you feel like laying one more brick so it can compound over the long term.

Life has a lot of inertia.

You get used to things… a routine, a place, people. And suddenly changing something isn’t “a decision” anymore. It’s almost like moving a mountain.

Quit your job? Move? End friendships?

The other day I was talking with a friend from the company. Before I left, we wanted to have one last chat, one of those final, quiet conversations. He’s a young guy and, in the past, he’d had a ton of ambition. To start things. To throw himself into a project.…

💰 The mental model that has helped me make +€100,000

→ THE SECRET: positive optionality and asymmetric risk.

After leaving my job, I was burnt out.

I had no ideas, I didn’t feel creative, and nothing particularly excited me.

I guess it was exhaustion, mental noise, and stress. I thought relaxing would bring all that back.