I graduated from college last year in 2025, stepping into the world at what feels like one of the most exciting inflection points in recent history. Technology is accelerating at a pace that is simultaneously exhilarating and disorienting. What used to take decades now unfolds in months, weeks, and days. Dropping out to build companies is commonplace, capital is more accessible than ever, and the resources needed to ship world-class products have never more powerful.

In just these couple months out of school, my mindset has deeply evolved. What was once the dream to exit a shitty B2B SaaS product to retire early now feels nothing but uninspiring. I have so much deep respect for the people and teams working on meaningful, high-impact problems, whether in healthcare, energy, biotechnology, or humanitarian efforts. Life is short as it is, so I'm committed to spending it on working on things that inspire me.

I'm inspired to help shape a future that actually feels like the future: abundant, inventive, fun, caring, and full of possibility. Whether through building, writing, designing, or backing the right people and ideas, I am committing to align my time and energy with this trajectory. The exact form it takes is still unfolding, but whatever it looks like, I'm all in on the future.

— a random apple notes from january 21st, 2026