In this post, I endorse Kamala Harris as the President of the United States. I explain, from an independent voter’s point of view, why I believe that Kamala Harris is the obvious choice over Donald Trump. I present my argument based on the candidates’ policies, vision, and character.

In this post, I discuss my next project -- building a personalized "Second Brain". Drawing inspiration from productivity experts, David Allen and Tiago Forte, I outline my 15-year journey in personal productivity, from basic note-taking to sophisticated digital systems. I detail my experiences and explain why I'm now creating a custom solution using Notion.

The project aims to enhance information capture, expand my knowledge database, improve project management, and implement a segmented planning system. This endeavor reflects broader themes of adapting to information overload in the digital age, the importance of personalized productivity systems, and the continuous evolution of personal knowledge management techniques.

In this post, I explain how reading "Grit" by Angela Duckworth led to the surprising decision to quit Solver School. I show why quitting can sometimes be the grittiest choice and how aligning projects with your top-level vision is crucial for long-term success. The post explores the balance between perseverance and strategic pivoting, offering insights on goal hierarchies, purpose-driven decision-making, and personal growth.

In this post, I explore my journey towards finding purpose and meaning in life, focusing on three key areas: Mind (intellectual pursuits), Body (health and fitness), and Soul (relationships and philosophy). I share personal experiences and practical habits I've developed in each area, offering a framework for others to find fulfillment and become the best versions of themselves.

In this post, I explored the Japanese concept of Ikigai and its framework for finding one's purpose in life. I share my personal journey of self-reflection and growth, focusing on three main areas of interest: Personal Growth & Self-Development, Business & Technology, and Strategy & Games. I wrote about my plans to share my experiences and ideas at the intersection of these topics on Lukich.io, aiming to challenge myself and share ideas broadly.

In this post, I shared more about the internal conflict within my system over the past few years that led me to decrease the quantity of my writing. Along these lines, I wrote about my plans to refocus this website as a place to explore my current interests. I also shared more about what I’m reading, learning, and working on.

In this post, I discussed the challenges I faced while playing poker in the early months of the year. I reflected on these struggles and the corresponding burnout that ultimately led me to take a month-long break and reassess the direction of my website. I shared my future plans for the site, the poker content over at Solver School, and my own poker game.

In this post, I reflect on 2022. I looked back on the year since launching Solver School, announce a new course — From Macro to Micro, dug into my own poker journey, and wrote about some life updates. I also looked forward to 2023 and shared my plans for Solver School, poker, and writing for this blog.

In this post, I share some updates about the development of Solver School, the ups-and-downs of my poker development, and how life has been for the past 6 months since starting to work on Solver School. I shared some news about my first live tournament cash (in 9 tries!) and my plans for the WSOP next month. Finally, I introduced a new furry member into my family.

In this post, I share a collection of updates from the past 6 months. These include some personal items, poker online in Michigan, a pending trip to the World Series of Poker, and an update to my Flop Analysis Workbook. I also dive into the data analysis methodology of comparison and tease a new project that I am launching broadly in January.

I share a personal update about my life and all that has been going on since my last post two months ago. As I jump back into my work on this website, I also discuss my goals for the month of September and how I plan to continue to push this site forward.

I take a break from data and poker this post to reflect a bit on my mental struggles from trying to live a productive life while staying at home all the time during this COVID-reality the past few months. I share some of the challenges I’ve faced and my plan to combat them in the future.