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Creativity isn’t magic, it’s systems, inputs, and design.
I share ways to think clearly and create better, especially with AI.

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Lo-fi beats shine during shallow, routine work.

They reduce resistance, ease decision fatigue, and keep you gently engaged with a familiar rhythm in the background.

I use them for emails, planning, and admin resets.

Binaural beats are built for analytical deep work.

They sync your brain to beta and gamma waves, associated with focus and memory.

No melody. Just subtle pulses that help me stay immersed, when clarity matters most.

But not every session needs intensity:

Studies also show groove-based instrumentals improve emotional state, lifting mood and reducing mental fatigue.

You can’t focus when you’re tense. Or drained.

ODESZA and M83 help me reset—big sound, light touch.

But not every task benefits from rhythm:

Studies show groove-based instrumentals boost task speed by 7% and persistence without sacrificing accuracy.

No lyrics, just rhythm and flow.

For creative deep work, I listen to Tycho, Bonobo, and Jon Hopkins.

But even the best tracks fail when your mind’s heavy.

Most people default to silence or lyrical music.

But silence doesn’t guide you, and lyrics distract you.

The following soundtracks increase focus, boost mood, and ask nothing of you:

I write about designing AI and human workflows for clarity, product growth, and solo execution.

Follow to stay sharp.

Curation is creative authorship.

It’s how you shape your system,

stay rooted in what matters,

and spot patterns worth keeping.

Taste isn’t decoration, it’s direction.

What your missing isn't speed.

It's your signal.

Your voice, values, and direction get buried beneath options.

The more friction AI removes,

the more clarity you have to hold yourself.

The symptoms are subtle

You scroll through draft after draft,

prompt again, hoping one finally lands.

Nothing feels broken, just… misaligned.

Eventually, you settle.