Chaos Drop
What is Chaos Drop?
Chaos Drop is a selection of things that have recently shaken me, inspired me, kicked me into action, or lodged themselves in my mind so deeply that I can’t keep them to myself.
It’s a raw mix of books, thoughts, videos, conversations, concepts, and life glitches — things that have a point, not just hype. And sometimes they have no point at all. They’re just… interesting.
Irregular. Unplanned. But definitely not boring.
It’s not a newsletter. It’s a mental drop - whenever something piles up in my head, I let it out.
Who is Chaos Drop for?
For people who are curious. For those who want to live better, think sharper, and not waste time on nonsense.
For those who enjoy breaking the status quo. For creatives, entrepreneurs, founders — and also for quiet observers who love good books, strange ideas, subtle chaos, and meaningful depths.
For everyone who wants to expand their mind without losing themselves in the process. If you’re someone who likes to be surprised, sometimes pushed, sometimes calmed - you’re in the right place.
It’s not a manual. It’s a selection. And maybe even a mirror.
What you do with it is up to you.
Why I Do It
Because my head is full. Of thoughts, ideas, books, questions, fragments of conversations… things that have inspired me — or thrown me off balance.
I talk about them with friends and acquaintances. They’re amazing people, often adding more info, perspectives, and ideas. And I don’t want to keep it all to myself. Honestly — I can’t even remember who I’ve told what, so this way I can sum it all up.
I don’t write it because I have to. Or because it makes money.
I write it because I love sharing.
I love filtering the noise, finding meaning, connecting the unconnectable.
And sometimes just throwing something out there — so anyone can do whatever they want with it. It’s my way of staying sane. Of tidying up my head.
And maybe… helping someone else do the same.
Chaos as a Superpower
Chaos sounds like a problem. Something to organize, tame, hide under the rug. But what if it’s the opposite?
Chaos is where it all begins.
Where ideas meet that don’t belong together. Where nothing makes sense yet — and that’s exactly why something new can be born.
Chaos isn’t weakness. It’s potential.
When you find calm inside it, you start seeing patterns. Connections. Points.
And when you pick something from it and arrange it — you have your own filter, your own understanding. That’s the superpower.
I’m the one who’s been watching this chaos all along, collecting it, choosing the best of it.
Chaos Drop is a curated selection from my own mental mess. What you take away from it — is entirely up to you.
Published Chaos drops can be found here:
note: initially I started in Slovak, since #5 you can find them in english