About Me

Unlike traditional blogs, which present polished and chronological posts, a digital garden is a living collection of evolving ideas and notes. It's inspired by the metaphor of maintaining a garden — some thoughts are just seeds, others are more mature and well-formed, and some may be pruned, reshaped, or replanted as they grow.

I started this space for several reasons. For a long time, I felt frustrated by the belief that I had nothing worth writing about. I’m an avid consumer of books, blogs, and newsletters, and I’ve always been impressed by how others are able to distill and share pieces of knowledge so clearly.

Around the same time, I began working on a small plant patch in an old greenhouse that belongs to my grandfather. It had been abandoned for years. There, I learned how to plant and care for different plants — and I became a witness to their growth, their struggles, and sometimes their failure. Spending time in that space also helped me clarify my own thoughts and ideas.

When I discovered the concept of a digital garden, it felt like the final piece of a puzzle. I realized I could give space to my ideas — not as finished products, but as living things. I could plant them, nurture them, and let them evolve alongside my life.

So, here we are — trying to take care of this little place.