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29 Things I've Learned in 29 Years

I wrote this days leading up to my birthday. I contemplated writing this here for 2 weeks. I wanted to share them in case they resonated with someone else. These insights came from experiences, mentors, and those quiet moments when life teaches you something important. So here goes nothing.

"Me is a disease" - Naval Ravikant

Pictured: Coaching kids on the spectrum at curling practice

What I learned doing 100+ coffee chats in 6 months

Incremental investments now can amount to something bigger down the road.

I woke up at 6am everyday for 3 months, here's how its changed my life

It's been awhile...

Entrepreneurship is a beast/rollercoaster.

Perplexity AI - Google & Amazon's New Competition

Perplexity AI is Now a Shopping Assistant ready to compete & challenge shopping giants like Google & Amazon

Mentorship - why it matters & how it has helped my career

When I was in law school an upper year made a joke that I collect mentors like they're coins in a game.

Large Language Models (LLMs) - what are they & why do we care

Taylor Swift & The Eras Tour - Impact on the Economy and Businesses

If you want to stay comfortable, stick to what you know. If you want freedom, embrace risk, the unknown and growth

Growth is on the other side of comfort

Entrepreneurs that have altered my brain chemistry 🧠

You are the sum of the 5 people you surround yourself. I've started to apply this to what is played through my airpods📱 My content consumption lately has been diving deep into stories of grit.

Things I've learned about AI & Law

AI companies are making legal services more efficient and more accessible. AI in law is completing deals quicker and in an efficient manner. AI companies that have gained funding are changing the accessibility of the practice of law. Don’t worry, it doesn’t replace lawyers. It's actually allowing you to remain competitive and ahead of the tech curve.