25th Hour Ideas
A place to explore ideas, build things, and document what I learn along the way.
Why I started it
I wanted a place to explore ideas without needing to know exactly where they would lead.
Some of the things I write about are business ideas. Some are observations about sports, economics, technology, or finance. Others are experiments that may turn into something real — or may not.
25th Hour Ideas became a way to document that process.
The idea
The name comes from a simple question: what would you do if you had an extra hour in the day?
For me, the answer has always been some combination of learning, building, writing, and experimenting.
Rather than waiting until an idea was fully formed, I wanted a place where I could put ideas into the world, see what happened, and learn from the process.
What I’m building
Over time, 25th Hour Ideas has evolved from a blog and podcast into something broader.
It’s a place to document projects, experiments, conversations, and the lessons that come from actually trying things.
Some ideas become businesses. Some become articles. Some get abandoned.
That’s part of the point.
What I’ve learned
The biggest value hasn’t necessarily been any individual article or project.
It’s been having a record of what I was thinking, what I tried, and what changed.
The site is ultimately an experiment in thinking in public — and making better use of the time available.
What’s next
I’m continuing to use 25th Hour Ideas as a home for the things I’m exploring and building.
The goal isn’t to make every experiment successful.
It’s to keep experimenting.