I was inspired by innovators like Elon Musk, which led me to pursue investing as an angel investor, focusing on companies that can impact millions of lives.

I respect Elon Musk's choices on his platform, even if I disagree with him, and I believe in sharing my opinion on DEI issues.

I help startups with hard projects, often related to funding or M&A transactions, leveraging my network to bootstrap their growth. Founders often make the mistake of not focusing enough on finding investors who can add significant value to their company, prioritizing valuation and dilution instead.

I split my time mostly between SpaceX and Tesla, and I also spend part of every week at OpenAI, typically half a day.

Over the past 10 years, I've applied strategy blocks in various high-stakes contexts at companies like Headspace, Meta, and VRChat, helping to align complex topics with senior leaders.

As a founder, I often feel the pressure of managing expectations and the team's perception of success, especially when leveraging personal platforms like vlogs.

I focus on seed and pre-seed investments to quickly support companies that may never need to raise money again, similar to successful self-funded gaming companies.

My first company was a digital media platform that gathered thought leaders to contribute expert articles, focusing on personal growth and development.

I invest because I love meeting great founders and helping them succeed, not just for the money. I find it incredibly satisfying to give advice to founders like Mark Zuckerberg and Larry Page in their early years and then watch their companies take off, knowing I contributed to their success.