Projects

A publication exploring the intersection of technology and business. Pierce (Amherst triple-major) and I started this to document what we're learning and share insights with others on similar paths.

The podcast goes deep on topics like failed ventures, building in public, and the gap between business education and actual business. We're not afraid to talk about what went wrong — that's often where the real lessons are.

Started as a B2B consulting play: custom web scrapers, automated workflows, data pipelines for local businesses. Closed multiple four-figure deals through cold outreach and referrals.

Now evolving toward more scalable B2C products. The consulting work taught me what businesses actually need; now I'm building products that serve those needs at scale. The goal is to transition from trading time for money to building assets that generate recurring revenue.

After finishing my business degree, I knew I needed to go deeper on the technical side. Not to become a full-time developer, but to be a better product builder and entrepreneur.

Currently working through Django and React. Learning authentication systems, APIs, database design. The goal is to be dangerous enough to build MVPs myself and communicate fluently with engineering teams.

Why Japanese? Partly curiosity, partly practical. Japan has one of the most interesting tech ecosystems in the world, and there's something appealing about the discipline required to learn a language this different from English.

It's also about who I want to be: someone who's always learning, always expanding. The kind of person who doesn't just optimize for the immediate path.

This site is built with Next.js and Tailwind CSS, deployed on Vercel. It's designed to be a living document of my journey — not a static resume, but an evolving representation of who I am and what I'm building.

The timeline page is the soul of the site: a comprehensive arc from childhood to now. Every milestone is clickable, every failure is documented. The goal is for anyone who lands here to think: "This person is going places."