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  • 97 – How to Select the Best Model?

    Last week, I provided an update for how my models were performing against human behaviour. Within that post, I included a decision-making table that automatically tells me which model I should be favouring during certain periods: What I wanted to showcase was how I went creating this process, but also to do one of those…

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  • 96 – How My Website Statistics are Tracking (Part II)

    Last week, I shared two different datasets on the views my website observed for this past week and future weeks: The total views that I had over this past week (02/02/2026 – 08/02/2026) was: 225 Updated Numbers Turns out that neither the model nor my gut was accurate. Over the past 2 weeks, I’ve experienced…

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  • 95 – How I Developed my Website Statistics Metrics

    My Predictions Below are my 2026 website statistics model’s* predictions for the: *I replaced an anomaly of 174 views on 27th January using the average method of the previous data point for the year; 15 views. The projected ‘Full Year’ forecast was 10,728; supposedly unlikely. Below are my gut instinct 2026 website statistics predictions for…

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  • 94 – Updating Your Automated Monthly Planner

    Back in 2024, I made a post about creating a year’s worth of monthly planners using a mixture of Google’s Sheets, Apps Script, and Docs. In brief, I was sick of spending about an hour or two manually making these planners so I made it a (near) automated process. What I’ve created in this post…

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  • 93 – What Does Imposter Syndrome Feel Like to You?

    Simple question up front: What does Imposter Syndrome feel and look like to you? I had a(nother) recent experience with that psychological pattern of doubting my skills and accomplishments. That feeling of being a fraud and the fear of being exposed for the incompetent fool that my brain tells me I am. The irony is,…

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  • 92 – Reshaping the Road Ahead

    Whilst we were at our supermarket’s check out, my wife was telling me about a cast member of The Real Housewives of Beverly Hills, Dana Wilkey, who had a $1M lollipop holder. Essentially, a lollipop holder encrusted with diamonds. Source: https://bigblondehair.com/real-housewives/rhobh/the-million-dollar-lollipop-holder-seen-on-dana-wilkey-kim-k/attachment/milliondollarlolipopholder-2/ I couldn’t resist and invited the check-out person into the conversation by asking them…

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  • 90 – A Year’s Growth: What Compounding Effort Looks Like

    It’s been a while since my last post and it will be a while until I get back into the habitual groove. I thought that I’d take the time to reflect on the past year and here’s how I can summarise it in a sentence: This was the year where compounding my effort started paying…

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  • 89 – Brief Break

    89 – Brief Break

    The time has come for me to make the decision of taking a brief break from writing blogs. As much as I enjoy writing about topics that I love, I’ve made the decision to take a break so that I can remain focused on the balance of life that I currently have: 2x jobs, a…

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  • 88 – How to use Excel and Python to Match People into Groups

    In a previous post, I mentioned that I was responsible for tracking updates in timetables. This is somewhat of an extension of that post. I was thinking about what could happen to these groups of people after the grouping has been completed. What happens when you actually need to group people together. How do you…

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