Exploring life through my own lens.
Four kids, one camera, and far too many experiments. I film and write about what actually happens around here — school-run chaos, cricket Saturdays, classroom stories, and the places we wander off to. No guru talk, no highlight reel. Consider this my open book.
One honest letter, every now and then. No spam — ever.
What I share
Stories from a life in progress.
Life & Family
Four kids, one marriage, zero idea what we're doing half the time — and somehow it works. The beautiful chaos, documented.
Work & Purpose
Training projects with CIWA, teaching English (CELTA-certified), walking newcomers through immigration as an RCIC — stories from someone who's been the newcomer.
Travel & Places
Dhaka homecomings, Ontario road trips, and the lessons that sneak into the luggage on the way back.
Health & Discipline
One meal a day, long fasts, cricket every Saturday. My body is a lab and I'm the (mostly) willing experiment.
Tech & Productivity
Small experiments with tools and automations that quietly make family life run smoother. Tinkering, not obsession — promise.
Life Thoughts
The 2am thoughts about identity, belonging, and starting over — written down before the morning makes me sensible again.
The journal
Recent entries.
What OMAD taught me about discipline (and dinner)
One meal a day sounds extreme. But the real lesson wasn't about food — it was about what happens when you remove a hundred small decisions from your day.
Read entry → 💭On starting over (again and again)
Hospitality. Teaching English. Immigration consulting. Community work. Now a camera. My resume looks restless — but reinvention might be the most useful skill I own.
Read entry → 🤖Vibe coding my life: automating the boring stuff with AI
I'm not a developer. But with AI agents and frameworks like OpenClaw, I've started building little automations that buy back hours of my week.
Read entry →My story
A life in two chapters.
I grew up in Bangladesh and built a new life in Canada — and somewhere along the way I realized the most valuable things I've collected aren't things at all. They're lessons. This site, and the vlog, are my way of sharing them: honestly, imperfectly, and hopefully in a way that makes your own journey feel a little less lonely.
Read my story