My strongest feeling this year is not progress, but the out-of-control density of information.
AI, crypto, storytelling, and opportunities are flooding in simultaneously, Every day there’s a sense of “If you don’t keep up, you’ll miss everything.” The more I scroll, the more anxious I become; The more I learn, the less certain I am about what I’m doing.
Later, I changed direction. No longer trying to understand the entire world, But starting to use AI and vibe coding, Focusing my attention on a specific problem, a real build.
When I began to build instead of just watching, My anxiety noticeably decreased. Judgments no longer stay at the information level, But are forced down to “Can I make this happen?”
For the first time, I truly experienced the joy of being a builder: It’s not about understanding trends, But turning a vague idea into something that can run amid the noise.
I also realize more clearly: Information explosion is inevitable, But whether we are led by it is a choice.
In 2026, I won’t pursue a broader view. I only hope to be more grounded in a few truly important directions.
In the new year, I wish that we can all maintain our rhythm amid the noise. Happy New Year.
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2025 is coming to an end.
My strongest feeling this year is not progress, but the out-of-control density of information.
AI, crypto, storytelling, and opportunities are flooding in simultaneously,
Every day there’s a sense of “If you don’t keep up, you’ll miss everything.”
The more I scroll, the more anxious I become;
The more I learn, the less certain I am about what I’m doing.
Later, I changed direction.
No longer trying to understand the entire world,
But starting to use AI and vibe coding,
Focusing my attention on a specific problem, a real build.
When I began to build instead of just watching,
My anxiety noticeably decreased.
Judgments no longer stay at the information level,
But are forced down to “Can I make this happen?”
For the first time, I truly experienced the joy of being a builder:
It’s not about understanding trends,
But turning a vague idea into something that can run amid the noise.
I also realize more clearly:
Information explosion is inevitable,
But whether we are led by it is a choice.
In 2026, I won’t pursue a broader view.
I only hope to be more grounded in a few truly important directions.
In the new year,
I wish that we can all maintain our rhythm amid the noise.
Happy New Year.