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There are 50+ essays on this site. These twelve are the front door: the failures, the mentors, the pricing lessons, and the personal ones. Read in order or jump to what pulls you.
- 01
Lessons From Jehan Ara's Impact On Social Champ And Startups In Pakistan!
The mentor who wrote letters to the US Embassy after my visa rejection. Start with this one.
- 02
Whispers to a War Cries: How I Overcame My Fear of Public Speaking
How stage fear became a TEDx talk. My father’s advice is the part people quote back to me.
- 03
The Product Pricing Is Right…But Was It? Here’s Everything I Learned Pricing My Product
The pricing change that cut churn from 8% to 4.5%. The most practical thing I’ve written.
- 04
10+ Realistic Tips to Set Your Startup Up for Success
Ten survival rules extracted from three failed startups.
- 05
How I Got Cured of Depression Through Quran and Hadith in Islam
The most personal thing on this site. The post I get the most emails about.
- 06
COVID-19 Breakout – We Need to Stay Calm & Positive
Written in the first pandemic week. A time capsule of staying calm when nobody knew anything.
- 07
Living or Documenting?
A short one about whether we live moments or record them. I reread it myself.
- 08
Revolutionizing Marketing With AI: My Journey With AI Marketing Tools
How I actually use AI in marketing, written before it was a LinkedIn genre.
- 09
Angular 14 to 21 in Two Nights, With AI Agents Doing the Lifting
Seven Angular majors in two nights with AI agents. The post most engineers arrive on.
- 10
Claude Code and Codex Together: My Dual-Review Setup (2026)
Two models reviewing each other before anything merges. Two markdown files, MIT licensed.
- 11
Claude Code Best Practices From a CEO Who Actually Ships
The Tuesday-at-2am version of how I use Claude Code, with the receipts.
- 12
I Open-Sourced the Growth Dashboard I Built From 29 Data Sources
The growth dashboard I built from 29 data sources, open-sourced.
Want everything? The full archive is at /blog/. Poems live at /poems/. The three failed startups have their own page: /survival-guide/.