Welcome DIMO — A Third Layer
I would like to officially welcome DIMO — https://do-it-myself.online/ — into my publishing ecosystem.
The reasons behind its creation are explained in the first post published there. It is a very personal story — about development, dependency, returning to execution, and why this new cycle matters so much to me.
Three layers of publication
Until now, my writing existed mainly in two spaces: project-specific environments and this private blog. That was no longer sufficient.
From now on, my publications are clearly divided into three layers:
- Project layers — where I publish posts directly tied to my companies and initiatives.
- This private layer — chow-toun.com — where I share reflections, structured thinking, and developments meant for a trusted circle.
- DIMO — the open layer for everything else: experimentation, strong opinions, prototypes, reflections in motion, and subjects that do not belong in a corporate environment nor in a family notebook.
People who read this blog are warmly invited to discover DIMO. The reverse is not necessarily true.
There are topics developed here that are personal, strategic, or simply not meant to be amplified indiscriminately. Not everything needs to be shouted from the rooftops. Some ideas deserve space, nuance, and a restricted circle.
DIMO gives me the freedom to publish boldly when needed, while preserving the integrity and discretion of this space.
A quick update on Ministerium
Since many readers here follow my projects closely, a short update is appropriate.
Ministerium is running approximately two months behind my initial roadmap. That delay is intentional.
During development it became clear that the platform represents a genuine step forward in its field. When that realization happens, speed becomes less important than precision.
The Pre-MVP deployment in the cloud runs perfectly. The system is stable. I am currently working intensively on pre-MVP fine tuning before opening the initial Proof of Concept.
Better to launch correctly than prematurely.
So welcome, DIMO. A third layer was missing. It now exists.