Because of the fundamental interconnectedness of all things.
A digital garden is like a physical garden, but for your mind. You collect ideas like so many seeds, you tend them by feeding them on related knowledge, and thoughts sprout like new fruits. It requires consistency and patience, but each interaction with your garden is unique.
Pic of the week
Rain forest on the slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro.
Book reviews and yearly favorites
A curated path through the books that have stayed with me.
Ideas for improving your finances
Practical principles, investing notes, and frugal habits.
Music I enjoy and the stats behind it
Recent listening patterns, favorite tracks, and annual recaps.
Memorable lines worth keeping
A growing collection of quotations on work, reading, judgment, and character.
Interesting persons
Biographical notes on unusual lives, thinkers, and builders.
Useful concepts and patterns
Short notes on clarity, discipline, learning, and decision-making.
Other AfricanMoose projects
Writing, travel, photography, and the broader AfricanMoose suite.