I’ve embraced a carnivore diet, eating only meat to simplify my meals and focus on health. Over time, though, I started incorporating fruits back into my routine — not just for balance and added nutrients, but because I genuinely missed them.

At home, I began building an office in my garage, creating a dedicated space that encourages focus and creativity. It eventually evolved into a personal zone — simple, minimal, and comfortable, tailored for deep work.

My days usually start with morning runs and weightlifting sessions, five days a week. These routines help me stay physically healthy and mentally sharp before diving into work. I wake up at 07:00 to make the most of each day, carving out time for both productivity and meaningful moments with my family.

Right now, I’m fully focused on growing Lexington Themes and Oxbow UI. Staying consistent is key — I do my best to avoid distractions so I can keep making progress. Along the way, I’ve been reading Jordan B. Peterson’s 12 Rules for Life, which has offered some compelling perspectives on personal responsibility and development.

Out of curiosity and a desire to keep learning, I’ve also been exploring Framer — diving into no-code tools to see what new possibilities they can unlock.