I believe that the most productive way to contribute to the world is to create a business. It will turn energy into solutions to problems that previously went unsolved.
As a 21 year old, I think there is currently no greater mission in my life than creating a business that solves problems in a better way.
In Progress
Physics is the language of the universe and the scaffolding of what is buildable. Understanding physics means understanding what is possible, which is essential in guiding my ambitions.
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Brackish is a fishing game with one non-negotiable requirement: it has to be genuinely, grin-inducingly fun. Not "fun for an indie game" — fun, period. The tagline tells you the rest: your boat is smaller than you think.
Under the calm surface it's a full-stack creative challenge — game feel, the physics of the cast and the fight, the "one more catch" loop, and the creeping suspicion that something much bigger is circling below. Building a world people want to stay in is its own kind of engineering.
In Progress
Most consecutive L-sit pull-ups: 30. Set on May 30, 2025 in St. Simons Island, Georgia.
An L-sit pull-up makes you hold your legs parallel to the floor for every single rep. I saw that this record was relatively low hanging fruit and spent about a month training for it. Hopefully it doesn't get broken too soon...
Complete
Fifty ways, one humble ingredient. Cooking makes me a more rounded person — someone who can create in the kitchen, not just at the workbench, and who understands the effort behind every delicious dish.
Complete
The mass of the Moon (7.3 × 10²² kg — about 1/81 of Earth). The energy density of diesel. The GDP of Indonesia. I keep a running arsenal of ~5,000 constants and facts, drilled daily with spaced repetition — the raw material for Fermi estimation.
With enough anchors in your head, you can sanity-check almost any claim, size almost any market, and estimate almost any quantity to within an order of magnitude — no search bar required.
Ongoing
“To glorify God with this gift of life by creating beautiful things.”
Every quest on this page — the physics, the hardware, the game, even the eggs — is downstream of this one sentence. Craft is a form of gratitude.
