A curator of
wisdom, — not just a practitioner.

My career didn't start in traditional strategy. It started in the chaotic trenches of early-stage startups where survival dictated our decisions. Over time, I realized that the companies that endure aren't the ones moving the fastest, but the ones moving with the most deliberate intent.

For the past seven years, I've consulted for a wide range of organizations, from Series A upstarts trying to find their footing to established enterprise monoliths struggling to reinvent themselves. In every engagement, my focus is the same: strip away the noise, identify the core lever, and apply overwhelming force to that single point.

Beyond the boardrooms and consulting frameworks, my true passion lies in synthesizing historical wisdom with modern business problems. I maintain a rigorous reading habit, believing firmly that most “unprecedented” modern problems have already been solved by someone in the past.

When I'm not writing or consulting, you can find me exploring the overlap between systems thinking, behavioral economics, and classic literature. I believe that a well-stocked mind is the greatest asset any strategist can possess.