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This blog is my little corner on the web where I’ll share small discoveries, useful tips, and thoughts on digital productivity. Nothing fancy, nothing groundbreaking—just the kind of notes I wish I had stumbled upon earlier.

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Think of it as a mix between a personal notebook and a shared collection of shortcuts, ideas, and experiments. If something here makes your digital life even a tiny bit easier, then it’s already worth it.

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