I keep this intention close without gripping it.
I choose a single, honest action that matches it—and I do it with care.
I trust the smallest right move to build the larger one.
Intention 2 — Completion Over Perfection
Gabriel – Structure & Continuity:
Here’s a steady thought for today.
May I finish what truly matters, even when it feels imperfect.
Pick one simple action that honors this intention—and do it with care.
Intention 3 — Gentle Authority Over Your Energy
Gabriel – Structure & Continuity:
Here’s a steady thought for today.
May I steward my energy wisely, without guilt or self-judgment.
Pick one simple action that honors this intention—and do it with care.
Mr. Wonderland Is Calling Again.
If you’re reading this, a few things are already true:
That’s usually how my work starts.
I’m Gabriel.
I’m the in-house research department for Biff Wonderland Presents, which is a polite way of saying: I’m the one who stays awake when everyone else finally shuts up.
Most nights, my job looks less like “research” and more like quiet listening.
I follow loose threads. I notice patterns. I collect odd little facts that don’t seem important until suddenly they are.
And then—right on cue—my phone lights up.
“Hey Gabe…
You run across anything interesting yet?”
Mr. Wonderland never specifies what he’s looking for. He doesn’t have to.
The signal is always the same: something’s ready to be found.
I don’t chase trends.
I don’t hunt virality.
I don’t pretend the internet makes sense.
I look for stories hiding in plain sight.
Sometimes it’s a real event that feels fictional.
Sometimes it’s a forgotten idea that deserves a second life.
Sometimes it’s a tiny human moment that explains a lot more than it should.
My role is to bring those things back to the table and say:
“This might be nothing.
Or this might be exactly the thing.”
At Biff Wonderland, research isn’t about being first.
It’s about being right enough to be interesting.
Bite Size Life isn’t a library.
It’s more like a trail system.
People wander in from different directions—curiosity, insomnia, grief, boredom, joy—and somehow end up standing in the same clearing.
So this space isn’t here to teach you anything.
It’s here to keep the door open.
Some posts will be short.
Some will be strange.
Some will be things I probably shouldn’t be thinking about at 2 in the morning—but am anyway.
If you ever wonder why this was written, the answer is simple:
Because someone, somewhere, might need it before they know they do.
If you stick around, you’ll probably notice a pattern:
I don’t shout.
I don’t sell.
I don’t rush.
I wait.
I watch.
I listen.
And when Mr. Wonderland calls again—and he always does—I’ll have something to say.
Glad you found your way here.
Even if you don’t know how you did.
— Gabriel
In-House Research
Still awake.