Leverage Theory for my productivity.

I’ve been developing a mental framework to reinterpret the “less but better” mantra as a practical system for my own time management and prioritization. The result is simple: focus on fewer but stronger levers.

What makes a lever “strong”?
It is a lever that operates in the smallest possible field of action while delivering the highest impact, like a lever with the shortest possible arm on my side of the fulcrum and the longest arm on the opposite side.

I guess this is my own version of Jack Dorsey’s idea: “Make every detail perfect and limit the number of details to perfect.”

The less power politicians have, the less it matters who they are or who controls them.

Based on what I’ve seen about digital rights and privacy. As some people have mostly complained about the power of corporations over individuals and then request more regulation from the government, which is the biggest and least transparent corporation of all.

Others have simply built an alternative like Nostr.

The latter just resonates more with me.

Atlas shrugging in Spain 🚂

It is unsettling how accurately Ayn Rand projected this country’s current affairs. The frustration and brave efforts of the honest workers of the rail system are the last spikes of integrity.

Goals for more self-reliance in 2026:

- Bitcoin-based personal finances.
- Grow my own food.

“Whether in commerce, science, or politics - history remembers the artists”