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One side of my brain (“The Optimizer”) thrives on imperfections, relentlessly improving things. I love that part, and I’m pretty successful at it (you be the judge). But it comes with a downside.

The other side (“The Creator”) has always had plenty of random ideas, but executing them has always been difficult for me: choosing THE BEST tech, worrying about scalability, and doubting each decision afterward—all of this drained The Creator’s energy.

This conflict was especially noticeable when I tried Next.js: “How should I run background jobs?”, “What if I don’t use Vercel?”, “Is my module structure optimal?” Endless overthinking, courtesy of The Optimizer.