There’s a quiet kind of power in starting something from your living room. No commute. No dress code. No overhead. Just your laptop, a decent Wi-Fi connection, and an idea that doesn’t require renting an office or building an entire business from scratch.
Every September, my inbox fills with the same kind of press emails: glossy images of a new phone spinning in a perfectly lit studio, dramatic videos showing it surviving drops into waterfalls, and a bullet list of “must-have” features. And every year, friends ask me the same question: Should I upgrade?
When the first frost hits, most people think about thicker coats, shovels by the door, and hot drinks. Me? I’m thinking about engines that won’t turn over, batteries gasping their last breath, and brake lines coated in road salt. Winter is a season that tests cars as much as it tests drivers, and the road doesn’t show mercy.
