I Want Too Many Things
I constantly find myself in a research rabbit hole. It could be a digital product I think I could build in a couple of hours, or maybe how to write a custom skill for Claude, or how to actually make sense of that one concept I half-understood in a podcast two months ago. The research never ends. And I love the research. I love finding out. I love the moment when a piece clicks into place.
I live in the research.
For ten years, I called it a discipline problem.
I constantly find myself in a research rabbit hole. It could be a digital product I think I could build in a couple of hours, or maybe how to write a custom skill for Claude, or how to actually make sense of that one concept I half-understood in a podcast two months ago. The research never ends. And I love the research. I love finding out. I love the moment when a piece clicks into place.
I live in the research.
When it’s time to actually do the thing, it’s fun the first few times. Then I need something new.
This essay was originally published on Substack.
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I was standing in the emergency room bathroom, looking into the mirror but also through it. I didn’t feel like I was there. I didn’t feel like I was real.
I remember thinking I looked awful. The fluorescent lighting wasn't doing me any favors either.
I dried my hands and looked in the mirror again.
Holy shit. How am I going to do this?
This essay was originally published on Substack.
