you either define d-day as defense or you admit that WW2 wasn't won with defense

Might find it beautiful, but I'm also just f'in busy. Why do you think that if I enjoyed it I would've already done it? Enjoying things is great but it's not my main desideratum for doing something

Then it's not for you and you can do something else, like commenting about why you should read it.

Location: Amsterdam

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Yes :)

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toon-alfrink/

Email: [email protected]

Independent IT consultant and developer. My clients are SME's that don't have any in-house IT expertise, which I provide. I'll take on any job from design to architecture to product management to development. Big project? I can take full ownership and scale up by hiring remote devs, as needed. I can be your "bootstrap CTO" and help you transition into a tech company with a proper IT department.

Not that hard nowadays to switch to a decent developer-led neobank

European here. I'm honestly shocked to find out that there's anything else than the "work for money so you can live" mindset.

Unless you have equity or it's a charity, of course.

You're shocked to find out that pride in craftsmanship exists?

Have you tried sleep CBT? Data says its the strongest intervention (set of interventions really) and it’s checked out for me. I had insomnia and it’s straight up gone (probably not as bad as your though). You should pay special attention to the sleep restriction bit, which seems most important.

Like, i tried all the cliche stuff and applied them religiously. None of it worked. I tried sleep restriction. It worked. I even started consuming caffeine in the evening which would usually keep me up until the morning, but now I just fall asleep like it’s nothing.