I’ve decided to start a blog. Not at the beginning of the year with fresh resolutions, just… now. This will be my space for sharing thoughts on topics I’m passionate about—sometimes small observations, sometimes bigger themes, maybe the occasional how-to guide. It’s where I can be more open than on other platforms, where I can actually share what’s going on in my head with the world.

Honestly, this terrifies me a bit. I’ve always struggled with communicating my thoughts—getting them out of my head and into words that make sense to other people. There’s also that nagging question: will any of this actually be interesting? Even this feels like internal reflection more than something useful. I genuinely don’t know what this experiment will bring me, or if it will bring anything at all. But I think it’s time to start anyway.

What Excites Me About This

What gets me excited, though, is the potential. I’ll be focusing mainly on AI and automation—specifically, building workflows that make personal projects actually happen instead of staying in the “someday” folder. Right now, I’m experimenting with AI-assisted content creation pipelines: can I build a system where I capture ideas in rough form, process them through various AI tools for structure and clarity, but keep my voice and thinking at the core? That’s the kind of thing that fascinates me—not AI replacing creativity, but augmenting the messy human process of turning thoughts into something real.

Transparency About AI

Which brings me to the transparency part: this blog will be written with the help of AI. I have some issues with my own writing, and I think a bit of AI enhancement will help. But I don’t want to do it blindly. The thoughts will always come from me, the flow will always be mine. I’ll always establish the core ideas and points, and AI will just be there for the styling. That’s important, because otherwise creating this content wouldn’t make sense. One advantage is that I’ll figure out how this actually works in practice, but I also want to improve at understanding what makes good content, what people enjoy, what resonates. And I think that can’t happen unless I’m doing the foundational work myself.

What’s Coming Next

So what’s coming next? I’ll be sharing experiments with AI workflows, reflections on personal projects (and why they’re so hard to finish), and whatever else I’m wrestling with in the world of automation and creativity. I’m building this in public, mistakes and all. If you’re curious about any of this—or if you’ve struggled with similar fears about putting your work out there—I’d love to hear from you. Let’s figure this out together.