Lately I’ve deeply shifted my focus back to what I do best: software, design, GTM, and positioning. My time in Y-Combinator taught me how to build software that enters the fiber of the world, it’s why so many companies that go through it pass the hundred year vision: Dropbox, DoorDash, Airbnb, Coinbase, Stripe; the list goes on and it tells a story. Solve real problems & the money will follow. It’s wild to think back to building my first multi- million dollar startup, Eze, and how the tech that took us years to build could now technically be done in months. I’m building more, and faster than I ever have before. The intersection between software and Skool is going to be something to pay close attention too in the coming years. We’re in a rare time in history, make sure you’re taking advantage of it. (Picture from when my cofounder and I first started the winter 2020 batch)

I help service-based entrepreneurs turn what they know into offers, funnels, and business systems that make it easier to attract the right people and convert them into paying clients. One reason I joined this hub is because I am paying close attention to how communities, memberships, and low-ticket offers can work together instead of feeling like disconnected pieces. A lot of business owners have valuable knowledge, but no strong path that moves people from interest to investment. That gap costs more than most people realize. I’m here to study what works, sharpen how I think about Skool as a growth tool, and see how stronger community structure can support both income and impact. Glad to be here and looking forward to learning from what’s been built in this space.