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Book of Life — Part 1: From a Madman, Dreamer, and Poet
This node is part 1 of 3 of the Book of Life. The most important plan is not what you are going to build. It is who you are when you are not building anything.
The Logbook
Exploration of ideas, essays, and developing notes on technology, sustainability, and design.
Purpose
Work with what you have, not with what you expect to have
*For a recruiter evaluating someone who crosses data, field, and trade, the question should not be "how many years of experience do you have in each?" but rather "what rules connect what you do in all three?" The answer to that second question is the only signal that distinguishes real versatility from mere accumulation.
Systems
The Rule of Three Axes: an antifragile life philosophy
Antifragility is not a state that is achieved — it is a practice that is sustained. The most honest question is not 'Am I resilient?' but 'What part of who I am today survives if the part that matters most to me stops functioning tomorrow?' The answer to that is the map of what still needs to be built.
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