Tiago Forte's course on bringing AI into the Building a Second Brain method. It wasn't earth-shattering, but I appreciate his measured approach to AI, and several of the frameworks he presented have been genuinely useful in how I approach AI now.

A curated collection of SaaS landing pages. Most of my career has been spent building marketing sites, so I'm always studying how the best ones are structured to convert.

Paul Musso's cohort-based foundations course in philosophy. It really helped me develop my own worldview and beliefs — learning to reason through the big questions instead of just inheriting ready-made answers.

A framework for steering AI writing so it keeps your voice instead of flattening it. I've been thinking a lot about how to write with these tools without sounding like everyone else.

A searchable library of customizable icons for Notion. I practically live in Notion, and I love that you can tune the color of each icon to match a workspace.

Traditional Coptic Orthodox iconography. I've been drawn to the visual language of ancient Christianity lately, and there's a stillness in these that I keep coming back to.

A deep gallery of real SaaS UI patterns. I reach for references like this whenever I'm designing app screens and want to see how others have solved a particular flow.

A clean, no-nonsense editor for building HTML email signatures. I've hand-coded enough of these over the years to really appreciate a tool that just gets it right.