1. Building one is becoming absurdly easy, thanks to AI.

2. I’ve always loved creating products, but being unable to code held me back.

3. I want to see if I can solve a real problem (or something fun) and put it out there and see if anyone wants to pay for it (make it real stakes).

As a baby step, I challenged myself to build something end-to-end using AI agents for coding. I started with Cursor but quickly moved to Replit for its intuitive design. It felt effortless.

In a week, I spent about six hours on this, but I built a working Web App called Tiny Experiments (it’s a complete coincidence that a new book has come out with this name). The app suggests small experiments you can try for self-improvement and helps you track them like a habit tracker. Eventually, I envision making it social. Imagine seeing how many people worldwide do the same experiments as you and maintain streaks. It's all anonymous, self-reported, and designed to …

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You could Break Good for multiple reasons.

This post outlines the possible designs of Breaking Good.

Use this checklist to determine which type of break aligns with your goals, values, and financial reality.

Step 1: Why Do You Want a Break?

☐ I feel mentally or physically exhausted and need time to reset.
☐ My motivation and energy for work have significantly declined.
☐ I want to explore my interests, hobbies, or passions without work constraints.
☐ My current work feels meaningless or unfulfilling, and I crave deeper purpose.
☐ I feel like I am wasting my life doing work that doesn’t excite me.
☐ I have a strong desire to be my own boss and create something on my own.
☐ I want to step away from work to focus on my family or personal life.
☐ I’ve built a financial cushion and want to test if I can live without an income stream.

Step 2: What Are You Optimizing For?

☐ Rest & Recharge: I need time to focus on health, habits, or personal projects. (Reset Break)
☐ Reev…

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