I.

How I Fell in Love with Technology

I was the kid who took apart the computer to see what was inside — and mostly got it back together. The internet felt like the biggest door anyone had ever opened, and I've been walking through it ever since.

II.

Why I Left the Traditional Path

I started businesses at nineteen because I couldn't sit still. Along the way I realized the résumé version of a life is a story someone else writes for you. I wanted to write my own.

III.

What Eleven Years Abroad Taught Me

A one-way ticket, a laptop, and an assumption I'd be back in a year. That was 2014. Living across Thailand, Japan, and Vietnam taught me that freedom isn't a destination — it's a set of small decisions repeated daily.

IV.

How Health Changed My Perspective

Somewhere around year seven abroad I started paying attention to the body I was carrying everywhere. Strength training, nutrition, and longevity became the same conversation as software: systems worth studying, tuning, and compounding.

V.

Why AI Fascinates Me

AI is the most important tool humans have ever built. Not because it will replace us, but because it will finally let us stop doing the parts of work that don't feel like ours. That's a future worth designing carefully.

VI.

What I'm Building Next

Intelligent systems for serious organizations. Better daily systems for myself. Notes, journals, and the occasional company — all pointed at the same north star: build better, live better, never stop learning.