Now

Building — a lot, maybe too much

March was one of the most productive months I've had. I shipped EasySolar, ZEAL, THEBIGG, Machintosh, and started Platinum Dental — all in one month. Dr. Lu came back and said the new site had "a lot more soul." That one hit different.

Right now I'm juggling: OGSE, Procraft, ZEAL, QiMag, Bagasi, SabahGuide, and the new BingoWebDesign.my. That's too many things in flight at once — I know it. Working on finishing before starting.

Going AI-native, properly

I've been building with Claude as a genuine co-pilot for about 6 weeks now. 65 custom skills. Automated link building, social media posting, financial analysis, Google Ads setup — almost hands-off. The productivity gap between AI-native and not is getting wider every month. I'm doubling down.

Biggest unlock recently: using Claude + the finance plugin to do a full BDM profit & loss analysis in one session. RM1.31M revenue mapped, RM173K gap found. That would have taken weeks manually.

BingoWebDesign.my

New site is live. Google Ads running (RM33/day). LinkedIn outreach automated. Link building in progress. This is the first time I've properly invested in growing Bingo's own pipeline instead of relying purely on referrals. Early days — monitoring closely.

Long-term plays: SabahGuide + Bagasi

Both are moving. All 11 Bagasi state hubs drafted. SabahGuide social automation is running — posts going out to FB/IG/Twitter on schedule without me touching it. These are slow builds. That's fine. That's the whole point.

Trying to fix

Sleep. I keep going past 2am because I can't detach from Cowork progress. It's a real problem. Also: I need to submit SSM annual declaration and CP500 tax — already late, fixing in April.

The lesson I keep relearning: focus on one project until you hit a roadblock, break through it, then ride it to the finish line. Stop bouncing.

Family

Danny turned 8 in August. My daughter is asking questions that stump me daily. School pickups are non-negotiable. That's why I build the way I do — slowly, sustainably, from a café in KK.