There’s something about the space between Christmas and New Year’s that makes people want to stack plans. New goals. New habits. New pressure. It feels productive… but most of the time, it’s just more weight. Your next level isn’t hiding in what you add. It’s unlocked by what you finally say no to. No to commitments that drain you. No to goals you picked up out of obligation. No to habits that look good on paper but cost you energy. Growth isn’t always about doing more. Sometimes it’s about protecting your time, focus, and bandwidth so the right things can actually grow. Before you ask, “What do I need to do next year?” Ask this instead: "What am I done carrying into 2026?" That answer will shape your year more than any goal ever will. 👇Drop one thing you’re choosing to say no to next year.

I would like to share a tip that I use when working on hard problems. Maybe you are not sure of the result of one AI Or maybe you want several options or opinions Use several different AI platforms to do the exact same job I like Claude Opus, Gemini 3 Pro and Chat GPT 5.2 Thinking at the moment and you can even have a fourth to evaluate all the solutions ! Have you tried this yet ?

Cyber Security Alert: Malicious Chrome Extensions Urgent Security Check for All Browser Extensions. What to do if you’re affected, please read through the article and go all the way to the bottom for next steps. Recent malicious hacks discovered in the past 72 hours affect popular Google Chrome extensions, allowing attackers to steal your private passwords, drain your bank or crypto accounts, and even record your private conversations without you ever knowing. **These extensions with high ratings or "Verified" badges can be turned into tools for surveillance and theft through automatic updates.** 🛑 Recent Major Incidents • Trust Wallet Theft: A malicious update (v2.68) released via a leaked API key stole over $7 million by harvesting users' private recovery phrases between December 24–26. • AI Chat Spyware: Popular extensions like “Chat GPT for Chrome” and “AI Sidebar with Deepseek” were caught exfiltrating private chat histories and session tokens from over 900,000 users. • Proxy Hijacking: Extensions named "Phantom Shuttle" were discovered rerouting user traffic through attacker-controlled servers to steal login credentials for social media and educational platforms. • Developer Phishing: Hackers targeted extension developers to inject malicious code into at least 35 legitimate tools, allowing them to steal "session cookies" that let them log into your accounts without needing your password 🛡️ What You Need To Do • Audit Your Extensions: Type chrome://extensions/ into your browser. Remove any tool you don't recognize or haven't used in the last month. • Update Trust Wallet: If you use this wallet, ensure you are on v2.69 or later. If you used v2.68 last week, move your funds to a new wallet address immediately. • Check Permissions: Be wary of any extension asking to "Read and change all your data on all websites." If a simple calculator or dark-mode tool asks for this, delete it. • Run a Safety Check: Go to Settings > Privacy and security > Safety Check in Chrome to identify known compromised extensions.