Hey friend, Alex here.
We’ve probably met before on LinkedIn or somewhere in the tight corridors between tech events in London, Barcelona, Warsaw, or Berlin.
For the past 12+ years, I have been writing purely about technology, transitioning from a journalist to a content marketer - and finally to some form of a hybrid between consultant, and entrepreneur. I have worked with companies like Meta, Google, Xiaomi, and various smaller and larger international startups along the way. All of that while trying to bring all of my skills under one umbrella. I've found my niche between hard technical knowledge and the softer, often hidden aspects of tech.
When I stop to reflect, so much has changed over the years. The devices we use, the roles we play, the projects we tackle, the software we rely on. Hell, even the way we think.
Yet, one thing has stayed constant - my passion for exploring how technology, creativity, and innovation impact us as humans.
I’ve always dreamed of having a place to document my role in this space.
That’s why I am here.
This newsletter isn’t about chasing headlines. It’s about connecting the dots between artificial intelligence, creativity, and human potential, helping you uncover opportunities where others see challenges.
My essays, and writing will fall into three categories:
Artificial Intelligence: where I will discuss the broad context of innovation, show you how you can improve your prompt engineering skills, and sometimes wonder about the impact of this technology on our future.
Creativity: where I will discuss the products, workflows or systems that I am building along the way. I would love to also tell you stories about how perception of “being creative” is changing and evolving, and where you can spot your new place in it.
The future of technology: where I will ask people smarter than me about their viewpoint on business dynamics, opportunities, and try to distill their domain knowledge into something that you can take action on. To help you see the broader view outside all of our “bubbles” and small pieces of reality that we live in.
They will all have one thing in common. The biggest love of my life and my whole career - the world of technology.
Over the years, I've built an audience of founders, developers, creative problem-solvers, and individuals who share the world's most precious asset - natural curiosity.
Titles don’t matter here - what matters is your interest in exploring the simple and complex ideas shaping our world.
Whatever brought you here, I hope we can connect and have meaningful discussions about these ideas.
Thank you for your trust, and I can’t wait to see you around.
Have an amazing day, wherever you are right now.
