Writing

I write about AI, systems, and ways of working, with a focus on clarity over volume and structure over novelty. The aim is to reduce friction in how work gets done, make complex ideas easier to work with, and avoid adding to the noise that already surrounds productivity and technology. These articles are not about chasing tools or trends, but about understanding what holds up in practice and how to design systems that support real work over time.

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Why You Shouldn’t Add Custom Code to a Parent Theme (And How to Safely Use a Child Theme Instead)

Adding custom code or scripts directly to a parent theme’s might seem like a quick fix, but those changes are lost as soon as the theme updates. The safer solution is to use a child theme. In this post, I’ll explain why that matters and how to create a child theme in just a few minutes.

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September 8, 2025

How to Start a Blog in 2025: Step-by-Step Guide for Beginners

With the right tools, you can go from idea to published in a weekend. And the best part? Your blog can grow into a business asset that works for you around the clock — building trust, growing your audience, and even generating revenue.

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September 3, 2025

Best Hosting for Beginners (2025 SiteGround Review)

In this review, I’ll share my perspective as a techy who’s used multiple hosting platforms — and why I think SiteGround strikes the right balance of ease, reliability, and value for beginners.

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September 3, 2025

How to Launch a WordPress Website With SiteGround in 2025 (Beginner-Friendly Guide)

This guide will walk you through the simple process of creating a WordPress website using the powerful combination of WordPress and SiteGround. Learn how to choose a hosting plan, install WordPress, select a theme, add plugins, customize your website, and launch your online presence with confidence.

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January 21, 2025