Books#

I’ve wanted to write a book for a long time. The question was always: how.

Publishing a printed book usually means working with a publisher, paying significant costs, and going through a long production and distribution process—so the barrier to entry feels high. Even with ebooks, meaningful exposure often requires partnering with a publisher or building your own distribution channels. There are platforms where you can publish an ebook without a publisher (for example, Google Books), but for me they still feel less accessible and harder to get discovered on.

On the other hand, I’ve been blogging for years, and “just writing posts” hasn’t been a great motivator. So I arrived at one simple conclusion:

Let’s publish books on the blog.

This space is that experiment—and a bookshelf for the books I write and refine myself. I’ll publish them chapter by chapter, update them over time, and restructure things boldly when needed. It’s less about shipping only a final version, and more about sharing the process of writing.

How to read#

• Select a book from the left sidebar and follow the table of contents.
• The content may be updated at any time, with improved wording, structure, and examples.

A promise#

• I’ll write as clearly and practically as possible.
• When helpful, I’ll include examples, diagrams, code, and links.
• Feedback is always welcome (typos, awkward wording, missing context, better examples, etc.).

Book list#

• Research for One-Person Startups Using AI: A practical book on finding AI-enabled business strategies you can execute solo, covering key concepts, services/tools, and real use cases.