Progress in Small Steps, Purpose in Big Questions

I've always been drawn to how things work, inventions, systems, stories, and people. Curiosity isn't something I turn on; it's a constant hum in the background, nudging me to ask, "Why?" and "What if?"

I believe in steady growth, 1% better every day. Impactful enough to evolve your thinking through either; your craft, your health, or your team. Significant changes come from small rituals repeated with intention.

I love working on problems that feel slightly out of reach—the ones that demand collaboration, speed, and humility. I test early, listen closely, and treat failure as feedback. Progress is a team sport, and momentum matters more than perfection.

Lately, I've been asking: what if technology helped us focus, not fracture us? Could we design for clarity and utility over infinite distraction?

We live with a staggering abundance of tools, knowledge, and potential. But what we choose to do with that matters most. I want to build things that honour creativity, spark insight, and strengthen our boundless capacity for innovation.

- Harry Naden-Caldwell