I Have Too Many Interests, So I Made a Blog.

Hi, I'm Kenfahx

I have a small problem: I'm interested in way too many things.

And I don't mean the cute, "I have a few hobbies" kind of way. I mean one minute I'm learning about Product Management, the next I'm reading about Web3, then I'm thinking about agriculture and technology, then I'm wondering how someone built a particular app and somehow, five minutes later, I'm reading about something completely unrelated because it caught my attention.

At this point, I've stopped trying to explain the pattern. There probably isn't one.

So instead of squeezing myself into one particular box, I decided to create a little corner of the internet where I can explore all of it.

So... who exactly is Kenfahx?
Well, hi. I'm a recent graduate with a background in Animal Physiology who somehow found herself increasingly fascinated by technology, products and the people who use them.

If you had told me a few years ago that I would be spending my time thinking about user journeys, wireframes and how people interact with digital products, I would have looked at you funny. Animal Physiology and Product Management don't exactly sound like they belong in the same sentence.

But life is funny like that.

One thing I've learned about myself is that I really enjoy understanding problems.

Why does something work the way it does? Why are people struggling with it? Could it be easier? What would make someone actually want to use this?

That way of thinking is a big part of what pulled me toward Product Management.

Then came technology.
I'm still very much learning. I'm not one of those people who can casually explain blockchain architecture at 2 a.m. and make it sound simple. But I enjoy discovering things.

I'm curious about how technology is changing the way people work, communicate, make payments, learn, build businesses and solve everyday problems. I'm particularly interested in products that solve real problems for real people.

Because sometimes we get so excited about technology that we forget the most important question:

Who is this actually helping?
That's something I want to keep exploring.


And then there is agriculture.
Agriculture is still a part of me, even though my career interests are expanding beyond it.

I find the intersection between agriculture and technology especially interesting. There are so many problems around access to markets, logistics, information, payments and supply chains and when you look at them through a product lens, you start seeing possibilities everywhere.

Maybe that's why I don't see my interests as completely separate anymore. Agriculture taught me about one kind of real-world problem. Product and technology are teaching me another way of thinking about solutions. I'm curious about what happens when those worlds meet.

Why Bulb?
Honestly, I wanted somewhere to write, and somewhere I could experiment.

I'm also in that interesting stage of life where school is over, the next chapter is beginning and suddenly everyone expects you to know exactly what you're doing. Meanwhile, you're sitting there like:
Okay... but what exactly am I doing?

So I think there's something valuable in documenting the process instead of pretending to have all the answers.

I don't want every post to feel like I'm trying to prove something. Sometimes I'll write because I learned something interesting or because I have an opinion or because I discovered a product that I think could be better. And sometimes I'll just have a random thought that refuses to leave my head until I write it down.

I also want to learn from the people here. The internet is full of people building things, experimenting with ideas, starting businesses and exploring Web3 and I'd like this to become more than a place where I publish posts. I'd like it to be a place where I learn in public.


What can you expect from me?

Probably a little bit of everything.

Product & Technology: things I'm learning about Product Management, UX, digital products and tech.

Agriculture & Innovation: thoughts on agriculture, technology and what becomes possible where the two meet.

Web3 & Digital Discoveries: I'm curious about this space, so I'll be exploring it and sharing what I learn.

Books & Learning: things I've read, lessons I've picked up and ideas worth talking about.

Life & Personal Thoughts: because sometimes a girl just needs somewhere to put her thoughts.

Career & Building: figuring out work, learning new skills, trying things and finding my way.

And probably some completely random topics that don't fit into any of these categories. Turns out, having a niche is hard when your curiosity doesn't have one.

A work in progress
I'm not coming here with a perfectly figured-out career or all the answers. I'm learning, experimenting, building, making mistakes and changing my mind. I'm discovering what I actually enjoy along the way.

Maybe that's what this blog will become: a record of that journey. A place where I can look back months or years from now and see how my thoughts have changed and what I built along the way.

And hopefully, something I write here will be useful to someone else too. Maybe you'll discover a new idea. Maybe you'll disagree with me and start a conversation. Maybe you'll teach me something I didn't know. Maybe we'll both fall down the same internet rabbit hole.

Whatever happens, I'm glad you're here.


So...

Hi, Bulb.

I'm Kenfahx. I have too many interests, too many questions and probably way too many things I want to write about.
So I made a blog.
Let's see where it takes me.