After a lot of thinking and contemplation, I’ve finally put this blog together. For as long as I can remember, I’ve wanted a personal blog where I could share my thoughts and ideas with the world. But I never found the courage. Every time I considered it, the same doubts stopped me.
Who would read my blog? Who even reads blogs in the age of AI and short-form content, when people can get so much in so little time? Who has the time or interest for someone who is neither famous nor writing anything important?
Last week, I looked at it differently. Instead of worrying about how others would judge my writing, what value I’d be providing, or whether anyone would care, I told myself: I’m creating this blog for me. It’s a place to put down the thoughts that matter to me. If someone doesn’t like what I share, or doesn’t find value in it, that’s completely okay.
This time, I’m not going to overthink it. I’m going to think out loud, without worrying about who’s listening. This blog is my journal. You’ll find mostly tech here, along with the occasional thought about life, whether it’s something important or something small that caught my attention.
If you’re reading this, thank you. You’re here at the very start of something that means a lot to me. I made this blog with love, care, and, of course, a lot of coffee. That’s all for today. In my next posts, I’ll share how I built this blog with Hugo and PaperMod, and how GitHub and Cloudflare Workers keep it online at no cost.
