Traditionally unsexy services industries are next for software. We're looking for misfits who worked at the Big Four. If the inefficiency and siloed teams got to you, you'll probably fit right into the team

It's great to be back in London. I miss good coffee. But jesus, the croissants are atrocious.

When was peak Google Maps? Cause right now it's a pile of hot garbage. 2019 I think.

asked a friend today: what's the expression for "autonomy, so no one checks up on you. You have to deliver results but no one sets your priorities, and if there are performance issues, no one fixes them for you. It's all on you."

If I see you trying to empower anything, it's an immediate block on LinkedIn

One of the reasons I don't like taking advice from others is that it doesn't solve anything for me. To follow advice is to miss out on the lesson that'll allow an organic progression in your skills. It's a shortcut, and I hate shortcuts.

Founder mode activated

What’s the deal with airport lounges? How am I supposed to fit a meal and then a trip to the lounge before a flight? Either I have enough time to sit down and eat or I have to sprint to the gate.

The best part about being a founder is you get to pick the people that you work with.

I failed most of these. I drink less caffeine, but my physical health is in disarray after a hard year and my sleep has never been worse. But the business and I grew up in 2024. We hit ~$800k ARR with a team of five, and raised a seed round late in Dec so stress levels are 📉

Hiring across six roles, working on a tax problem that hasn't seen innovation in decades (no, really) Let's go 🚀

If you want to build a technical tax product

Investors don’t need to visit Lisbon, the founder density is low. It’s all digital nomads and contractors. But if you’re a founder it’s different. There’s not that much to do other than eat amazing food and drink (mostly) bad coffee. It’s a great place to just go heads down for

grok 3 is the first model that's made me pace around in my room in disbelief. used it daily since launch to solve sales, legal, and product problems and it doesn't feel like a toy like the others do. The detail in the answer and the 'thinking UX/UI' helps me trust its response

LinkedIn must be the only social media platform that gets better the more people you unfollow.

It's not that Project Europe isn't a net positive for Europe. It's that the US venture landscape has set my expectations too high already.