My journey is built on knowledge from many worlds—technology, anthropology, philosophy, branding, and human psychology. I started as a developer, drawn to the logic and structure of code. But I also fell in love with the chaos and beauty of people, which led me to anthropology. Over time, I explored archetypes, ancient wisdom, branding strategies, and startup science. Every field added something new to how I think, create, and lead.

But none of this happened in isolation. I’ve always had mentors—people who shaped me, challenged me, and helped me grow. I carry their lessons with deep gratitude. I believe we don’t own knowledge; we carry it forward. So, I make it a point to share everything I’ve learned with others—especially with those just starting out or facing tough questions on their path.

Whether it’s a founder struggling with direction, a team needing clarity, or someone trying to connect tech with meaning—I show up. Because I’ve been there, and I had people who helped me. Now, it’s my turn to be that person for someone else.

Knowledge is only powerful when it’s shared. And for me, the real value of what I’ve learned is in passing it on.