Every entrepreneur eventually learns this:
the most important systems are discovered
I started my journey building companies. Somewhere along the way, I began studying the world itself: how it rewards, wounds, conditions, and transforms us.
This blog is a living notebook of that exploration.
It holds lessons from entrepreneurship, technology, and leadership, but also from failure, healing, solitude, and transformation. Some entries are polished. Others are unfinished thoughts, shared in real time. All of them are genuine.
Here, I write openly about what doesn’t make it into pitch decks or LinkedIn posts:
the lessons behind the wins, the cost of unchecked ambition, the healing required to lead well, and the systems shaping the next generation of power.
Welcome to the thinking out loud part.
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For most of modern history, marriage was not primarily a romantic or values based choice. It was an economic arrangement. In the mid-20th century, particularly in Western societies, a single male income could sustain an entire household. Women were expected to marry young, become homemakers, raise children, and tolerate a wide range of behaviors of…
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In a land far from home, away from the endless clocks, the investor meet ups at MIT, the world of entrepreneurship of New England, cobblestones emerge while 1920’s street lamps light up upon dusk. Early 🌅 in the morning, alarms are no longer the wake up call, but rather the natural 🌿 circadian rhythms of…
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There’s the kind of wealth you can measure such as bank accounts, assets, acquisitions. Then there’s the kind you can only feel. Real wealth is who you become when everything you relied on is stripped away and you’re forced to meet yourself without the noise. For a long time, I didn’t know the difference. I…
