About me ☕
Who is Sébastien Dubois? Here's the answer.
Hey there! I'm Sébastien Dubois 👋
I wear many hats: father, author, entrepreneur, indie hacker/bootstrapper, coach, mentor, software crafter, CTO, solution architect, thinker, geek, gamer, etc.
I am a Knowledge Management Coach, and the founder of DeveloPassion, a company located in Belgium.
I'm also an author, blogger and YouTuber. I create content about Knowledge Management, Knowledge Work, Personal Organization, Productivity, and more. Subscribe to my newsletter if you're interested in any of those topics.
Given how passionate I am about Personal Knowledge Management (PKM). I often publish articles on this topic, but I have also launched various initiatives and products, such as:
- The Obsidian Starter Kit, a solid starting point and scalable system for Obsidian
- The Obsidian Starter Course, a deep-dive into Obsidian and PKM
- The Knowledge Worker Kit, a guide and private community for Knowledge Workers and Lifelong learners
- The Knowledge Management for Beginners course, a course focused on Knowledge Management and Personal Knowledge Management
- The Personal Knowledge Management Library, a collection of resources about PKM
- The PKM Journal, an online publication dedicated to PKM
- A community on Slack
- A Subreddit
- PKM Daily, a Twitter account to share regular news about PKM
- And more!
I also offer coaching sessions for those who want to take the fast lane.
You can learn more about my projects, courses and books.
I grew up when the world was waking up to the World Wide Web. I started playing with computers when I was 8, and never stopped. I also have a few other passions such as knowledge management, writing, photography, board games, piano, and errr... well too many other things ;-)
I've been working for 18+ years in the IT industry . Since day one (and actually long before that), I have always been passionate about IT, software development, IT security, code quality, the open Web, and open-source software.
Back in 2019, I wrote a book called "Learn TypeScript by Building Web Applications" about TypeScript, and Web development frameworks (e.g., React, Angular, etc).
I'm then started working on a collection of 12 books called Dev Concepts, which explains a gazillion concepts around software development. I decided to put that project on hold because of the time it required to finish, and preferred focusing on Knowledge Management instead. I will certainly go back to that project later on, as I have a ton of knowledge and insights to share about IT.
I have also created a community for Software Crafters; artisans of code. I have also created another one dedicated to Zen productivity.
If you're curious, I wrote a page about the stuff I use:
Useful links: LinkTree
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