JP Ahonen
@jukkisahonen.bsky.social
I fed 24 huskies through Finnish winters to compete. Now I build infrastructure so champions don’t need viral fame to eat.
Outcome-based sponsorship, verified performance, merit over followers.
Army reserves.
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Outcome-based sponsorship, verified performance, merit over followers.
Army reserves.
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This means she “has to” go home, and will not need to chicken out when other kids get carried away.
November 23, 2025 at 7:03 PM
This means she “has to” go home, and will not need to chicken out when other kids get carried away.
I will call her immediately and tell her she has to come right now, because I’m not at all happy with the way she’s cleaned up her room.
Or some other unreasonable “right now missy!” demand.
Or some other unreasonable “right now missy!” demand.
November 23, 2025 at 7:03 PM
I will call her immediately and tell her she has to come right now, because I’m not at all happy with the way she’s cleaned up her room.
Or some other unreasonable “right now missy!” demand.
Or some other unreasonable “right now missy!” demand.
If she’s out with friends but she gets uncomfortable for any reason, she can text me or call me and tell me she’s having a good time, but using specific words.
That’s going to be the code for me to go into “bad dad mode”:
That’s going to be the code for me to go into “bad dad mode”:
November 23, 2025 at 7:03 PM
If she’s out with friends but she gets uncomfortable for any reason, she can text me or call me and tell me she’s having a good time, but using specific words.
That’s going to be the code for me to go into “bad dad mode”:
That’s going to be the code for me to go into “bad dad mode”:
Haha, I just happened to publish something related to your busyness economy 😄
open.substack.com/pub/jpahonen...
open.substack.com/pub/jpahonen...
The Davos Defection
What Europe can look like in 2035. A narrative change envisioned.
open.substack.com
November 17, 2025 at 11:05 AM
Haha, I just happened to publish something related to your busyness economy 😄
open.substack.com/pub/jpahonen...
open.substack.com/pub/jpahonen...
This subservience is a real threat.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
November 14, 2025 at 8:21 AM
This subservience is a real threat.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
The subservience is a real threat, now.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
November 14, 2025 at 8:20 AM
The subservience is a real threat, now.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
US political class resents European civilization and will sacrifice our security to prove their dominance. Sovereignty isn't optional.
If they want to be useful I would expect them to look both ways.
Or shall we pretend everyone is acting in good faith?
Or shall we pretend everyone is acting in good faith?
November 11, 2025 at 8:50 PM
If they want to be useful I would expect them to look both ways.
Or shall we pretend everyone is acting in good faith?
Or shall we pretend everyone is acting in good faith?
That passes the Opposite Test. Either option could work — it’s a bet on how to win.
If it’s obvious, it’s bullshit.
(And if it’s mostly numbers, it’s probably an objective, not a strategy.)
Share this with someone who tried to pull a fast one on you and call it strategy 😉
If it’s obvious, it’s bullshit.
(And if it’s mostly numbers, it’s probably an objective, not a strategy.)
Share this with someone who tried to pull a fast one on you and call it strategy 😉
November 6, 2025 at 12:47 PM
That passes the Opposite Test. Either option could work — it’s a bet on how to win.
If it’s obvious, it’s bullshit.
(And if it’s mostly numbers, it’s probably an objective, not a strategy.)
Share this with someone who tried to pull a fast one on you and call it strategy 😉
If it’s obvious, it’s bullshit.
(And if it’s mostly numbers, it’s probably an objective, not a strategy.)
Share this with someone who tried to pull a fast one on you and call it strategy 😉
See? Nobody would ever choose that. So it’s not a strategy.
A real strategy describes a non-obvious selection:
“We choose to invest more into customer service than any competitor.”
A real strategy describes a non-obvious selection:
“We choose to invest more into customer service than any competitor.”
November 6, 2025 at 12:47 PM
See? Nobody would ever choose that. So it’s not a strategy.
A real strategy describes a non-obvious selection:
“We choose to invest more into customer service than any competitor.”
A real strategy describes a non-obvious selection:
“We choose to invest more into customer service than any competitor.”
Zorbas Hotel in Myrtéa, Greece was a funny experience. We were there in February and just about the only guests with our family friends.
Me and my friend were playing chess in the bar when the host said he’s going to bed, but invited us to help ourselves from the bar.
Me and my friend were playing chess in the bar when the host said he’s going to bed, but invited us to help ourselves from the bar.
October 27, 2025 at 10:13 AM
Zorbas Hotel in Myrtéa, Greece was a funny experience. We were there in February and just about the only guests with our family friends.
Me and my friend were playing chess in the bar when the host said he’s going to bed, but invited us to help ourselves from the bar.
Me and my friend were playing chess in the bar when the host said he’s going to bed, but invited us to help ourselves from the bar.
I’ve found some absolute gems over the years, especially outside of typical season it can be very interesting.
The indie hotels tend to be family affairs, and if it’s low season they have the time to share stories (and often cook some family specialty!)
The indie hotels tend to be family affairs, and if it’s low season they have the time to share stories (and often cook some family specialty!)
October 27, 2025 at 7:02 AM
I’ve found some absolute gems over the years, especially outside of typical season it can be very interesting.
The indie hotels tend to be family affairs, and if it’s low season they have the time to share stories (and often cook some family specialty!)
The indie hotels tend to be family affairs, and if it’s low season they have the time to share stories (and often cook some family specialty!)