Joined when it was just an ambitious entrepreneurial community, watched it evolve into a venture studio, and now we're on a mission that's way bigger than building startups. We're building the thinking infrastructure for the age of generative intelligence. What started as learning the art of venture building has become pioneering Cognition Infrastructure, the missing layer that actually makes all this AI useful instead of just overwhelming.

Strategically paused, open to partnerships. Co-founding the future of patient-centered healthcare, where AI-powered systems transform chronic disease management by empowering patients to become active participants in their healing journey, because healthcare should be a proactive partnership, not a reactive response.

Operating on an as-needed basis. Built this as my bootstrapping engine to explore the intersection of beautiful design and intelligent automation. The core problem: too much human potential gets wasted on repetitive work that machines should handle, so we build systems that free people to focus on what only they can do.

My college playground where I dove headfirst into everything, technology, design, marketing, sales, product development, without worrying about staying in one lane. This is where I discovered that being a generalist wasn't just what I wanted to do, it was how I was wired to see opportunities others missed. I still actively participate in the growth of TGH as a bootstrapping engine to fuel YE Stack's revenue engine.

Attempted to decentralize entertainment by letting people become micro-producers through tokenized movie investments, basically turning film funding into something anyone could participate in. Currently not operational, but taught me invaluable lessons about market timing and the importance of sustainable business models.