Got the assignment contracts dropped off last night - urgent review, of course. And even though it’s not my first rodeo, some of those clauses were so awkwardly written I almost enrolled in a corporate law degree out of self-defense.

Once again working on a project strategy and hitting a wall with SEC’s regulatory mindset straight outta the last century. I solemnly swear to pop a bottle of rosé Louis Roederer the day those rules finally evolve. Till then - it’s pure darkness for anything remotely

Not gonna lie - if you're serious about success and still rigidly separate "work" and "weekend," you're playing yourself. Telling yourself "no work today, it’s my day off" is how average people stay average. P.S. Doesn’t apply to 9-5 folks with zero ambition - you're good.

Spring energy is in full swing, so I'm getting drawn to cooking and some matching shopping vibes

For the past few days, I keep coming back to one thought: Warren Buffett delivered a 5,500,000% return for his investors. For now, that number feels like the best benchmark to aim for. Or is there an even better one? (Long-term, not just a lucky trade)

ETH Foundation might not shill, but CT sure does it for them. One month it's doomsday, next month it's godmode - either way, $ETH owns your feed. That's some next-level virality right there.

If your surroundings don’t reflect beauty or intention, your ‘self-love’ might just be noise. Aesthetic is self-respect in physical form.

Every time someone’s caught for fraud, I think: what outweighed what - the hunger for more or the thrill of the game?

Once again reminded myself that out of all the berries, my favorite one is snobbery.

Interesting to think when developing countries will finally establish a real institution of capital succession - half the kids of my older peers seem utterly unfit to manage anything more complex than booking a weekend at the Four Seasons.

I’ve always tried to dedicate enough time to self-education. Now, using AI daily as a cognitive exoskeleton, I spend significantly more time on it - the thought of getting lazy and regressing is just too scary.

Every time I hear some official confidently spouting nonsense about the use of technology, I’m comforted by one thought - very soon, those same technologies will replace a good chunk of those useless officials.

The best thing about robotaxis (for me) is that there’s no risk of dealing with a grumpy driver’s face (who for some reason tend to forget that it’s a paid service, not some kind of personal favor).