Just almost a yearly wrap up. That is what it adds up to. Since August 2025, roughly 12 hours a day, every single day, building. No weekends off. No waiting for the right moment. Just learning & building. In the beginning it was not really building yet. It was learning and building at the same time. August, September, October, November were months of studying deep into the night, figuring out how all of this actually works. ( watched a lot of hours @Nate Herk videos) Slowly the balance tipped, and building became the bigger part. But one habit never changed: I still make a real study of every project before I start building it. Understand it first, then build it right. People ask what all those hours turned into. Here is the honest answer. I built things, a lot of them, mostly hands-on: ( I have 70 repos in Github) - Internal dashboards and a full Command Center to guide and steer our team in Uganda, so distance never becomes a wall. - Tailor-made CRM systems for food companies. - An operating system for an apple pie business. - Plexaris, a 16-week course platform to train students in Uganda, and - PRACTIQ Pro, an AI learning platform. - Plexaris AGRI, helping farmers in Africa become EU Deforestation Regulation compliant. - FoDiQ, Food Digital IQ for CPG and Foodservice. - SPEAQ, encrypted messaging with quantum-safe cryptography, now a native app, and - SPEAQ ID, sovereign digital identity. Access everything, give nothing. - HAKI, a legal-access platform for people in Uganda who normally never reach a lawyer. Product is build by the team in Uganda. Plexaris Command center to support and manage the team in Uganda - Plexaris HR, a complete HR platform running live, with payroll and post-quantum encryption. - DOQENT, a masterpiece for teachers, built together with a teacher from Slovenia. - CLARIQ, Where Clarity Meets Intelligence, C-level English learning, built with an Australian who lives in France. - And dozens of websites along the way and projects which are still in Stealth mode.

Built /linkedin-hook skill So finally completed day 3 of the 7 Day AIS challenge where I built a LinkedIn hook generator skill. I post content on LinkedIn weekly and every time I create content I found myself repeating the instructions to generate hooks using the framework I follow. I thought it would be a great use case to put it inside a skill and just call the skill every time I need to generate a hook.

A brand new wave of wealth is being built right now. This video breaks down the exact playbook. From a three-person team winning a state contract to founders running whole companies without writing code, this is the real story behind the shift. If you want to see how Claude is making a new generation of millionaires, don't miss this because the window is closing fast.

Day 1 Build: AI Express 📬 What I built: A newsletter that makes itself. I type a topic — it researches the news, designs graphics with real stats, and emails a polished issue to my list. I just review and hit approve. First issue arrived in my inbox today! (screenshot attached) One thing learned and clicked: Using the Perplexity API is vastly more cost-effective for web research than standard, pay-as-you-go Claude API models. A deep topic research query that costs approximately $0.20 to execute with Perplexity can quickly run upwards of $3 in tokens with Claude One thing I'd improve: Give more context information at the planning phase

scraped software dev jobs as a filter took long bc im literally doing nothing but waiting for claude