
Why serial entrepreneurs get a bad rap
The phrase is almost always said with a small wince. As if running more than one thing is a moral failing — instead of, sometimes, the only honest response to how the world actually works.
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The phrase is almost always said with a small wince. As if running more than one thing is a moral failing — instead of, sometimes, the only honest response to how the world actually works.

On the surface, my companies look unrelated — a media fund, a tea ritual, a watch project, a wellness lab. There is one thread underneath. It is rebellion against the systems that are quietly making us sick.

Most "time" problems are not actually problems with time. They are problems with arousal, with fear, with regulation. The calendar is just where the symptoms show up.
Why I made a single home for all my projects, opinions and updates — and what I'm planning to put in it.
A short note on why I keep building at the seams of wellness, AI, design and capital — and what the through-line actually is.