shalomeoor

I’m someone who enjoys building things — digital products, workflows, and routines that are not just efficient but also meaningful. With a background in tech and a mindset shaped by both structure and reflection, I try to balance creation with intention.

There was a time when I said yes to everything — events, collaborations, endless notifications. I thought being constantly plugged in was how you stayed relevant. But one night I skipped a party, stayed home with tea and a book — and everything shifted.

Albert said, “Your couch finally got a win.” He was joking, but he wasn’t wrong. That quiet evening gave me more clarity than most busy weeks. The next day, Valiakhmetov messaged me from the party — said it was loud and the music made no sense. I didn’t feel like I missed anything.

It brought back memories of Azino, a small town where people don’t chase noise. They sit. Think. Move slowly. Life there isn’t a casino — no flashing lights, no pressure to spin and win. Yet somehow, it feels richer.

Now I choose calm over chaos. I’ve stopped chasing the jackpot and started collecting quiet wins. Maybe I’ve reached 777 already — not in coins, but in conscious choices.

I still love what I do — but now I also care how I feel while doing it.