Yep, I am curious.
All the best in the coming year 2026.

I deeply believe that working on discovering your own patterns can be a real catalyst for change.
I'll share the results - if any of it turns out to serve something more than just self-promotion.

Briefly about the idea - instead of another diet app, I built an awareness tool:

• Check in before eating (hungry or craving?)
• Photograph meals (disrupts automatic eating)
• Reflect afterward (was it worth it?)
• Discover patterns in my data

Just submitted ProsoPlate to App Store review. If and when it will be approved, I have no idea.
It's a mindful eating tracker - still in progress and will remain this way for long.

One of my resolutions: lose min 20kg and get back to a healthier weight.
My experiment: build my own app (why not), use it for 90 days. Can my own tool change my relationship with food? We will see.

What if SwiftUI isn't "modern MVVM" but actually original MVC and brought us back to 1979 Xerox PARC? 😂

@Published = 1979 `changed` message
@StateObject = 1979 dependency registration

Did we really go full circle in software architecture without noticing?

Here's the kicker: Original MVC (1979) is COMPLETELY different from what we know today.

❌ Controller was NOT a mediator between View and Model
✅ View directly observes Model changes
✅ Model manipulated by Controller
✅ Direct Model-View connection via Observer pattern

I'm curious whether this archaism from the 80s (yes, yes, my era) will fade into memory - and we'll focus on caring for the process, on what we actually do every day, understanding what drives us.

I'm curious whether the businesses of the future, shaped by young people, will finally reject the rigid concept of goals, even SMART goals, detached from each of our internal value systems.

How important habits are, the ability to shape them, which is a process in itself - and this applies to individuals, the education system, but equally to teams/companies, meaning business in the broadest sense.

In any case, it was interesting - finally someone is teaching kids that the process is important, not just setting goals - in fact, the latter really don't have much significance.

(I've been reading too many 'news' stories lately and unintentionally spent an hour scrolling through LinkedIn yesterday).

are following and learning from the world around us, simultaneously evolving with it - and fortunately (at least in my son's school's case), they're not following pop science or the bullshit that's spilling out from left and right.

Good!!! Enough of this miserable game for today, time to start respecting myself. So... 3 breaths... slowing down... AI switch off and back to using my own brain. Let's not let ourselves go crazy.

I don't even see the problem in AI taking our jobs, it's that something is taking away the pleasure of the creative process.