When I arrived at college, I quickly found myself more interested in founding new businesses than partying with my classmates. In 2018 and 2019, I founded or co-founded a trio of companies - Guin Records, The Doe, and Dormzi - all designed to solve problems I could see in the world around me.

Over the next several years, I worked to build and evolve those companies. I learned a multitude of lessons from Dormzi which did not survive long after my college career ended, while succeeding at uplifting the voices and artistry of others through The Doe and Guin. During that time, I built networks, put together impactful teams, and overcame many of the challenges Silicon Valley can throw at a young entrepreneur.

When I arrived at college, I quickly found myself more interested in founding new businesses than... Read more

When I arrived at college, I quickly found myself more interested in founding new businesses than partying with my classmates. In 2018 and 2019, I founded or co-founded a trio of companies - Guin Records, The Doe, and Dormzi - all designed to solve problems I could see in the world around me.

Over the next several years, I worked to build and evolve those companies. I learned a multitude of lessons from Dormzi which did not survive long after my college career ended, while succeeding at uplifting the voices and artistry of others through The Doe and Guin. During that time, I built networks, put together impactful teams, and overcame many of the challenges Silicon Valley can throw at a young entrepreneur.

I have been a writer for as long as I can remember. When I was 13, I published my first major article in the Huffington Post. In the years that followed, I have written for Entrepreneur, Forbes, Rolling Stone, and more, focusing on entrepreneurship, civil discourse, artistic integrity, and empowering creatives. 

But in late 2020, I was approached with an idea - take my expertise in promoting civil discourse as a writer and founder of The Doe, and publish a book that would help others embrace constructive dialogue. I never imagined the challenge I had taken on when I accepted my first book contract, but the process of writing a manuscript and following through to publication has been incredibly rewarding. I’m Just Saying taught me more about myself and the writing process, and will instill better discursive habits in its readers.

I have been a writer for as long as I can remember. When I was 13, I published my first major article in... Read more

I have been a writer for as long as I can remember. When I was 13, I published my first major article in the Huffington Post. In the years that followed, I have written for Entrepreneur, Forbes, Rolling Stone, and more, focusing on entrepreneurship, civil discourse, artistic integrity, and empowering creatives. 

But in late 2020, I was approached with an idea - take my expertise in promoting civil discourse as a writer and founder of The Doe, and publish a book that would help others embrace constructive dialogue. I never imagined the challenge I had taken on when I accepted my first book contract, but the process of writing a manuscript and following through to publication has been incredibly rewarding. I’m Just Saying taught me more about myself and the writing process, and will instill better discursive habits in its readers.

In 2021, I decided to focus my efforts as a co-founder and investor, building anKord, my personal incubator. I brought together  a small team of clever unicorns and rebels that could help me grow the companies we invest in, all driven by the same desire to make the world better through purpose-driven capitalism.

Today, anKord is incubating a handful of small companies, and has invested in the bright ideas of renegade founders and visionaries across multiple industries. We focus on helping translate novel ideas into marketable products, and provide support during pre-seed business development and fundraising. 

In 2021, I decided to focus my efforts as a founder and investor, building anKord, my personal incubator... Read more

In 2022, I decided to focus my efforts as a founder and investor, building anKord, my personal incubator. I brought together  a small team of clever unicorns and rebels that could help me grow the companies we invest in, all driven by the same desire to make the world better through purpose-driven capitalism.

Today, anKord is incubating half a dozen small companies, and has invested in the bright ideas of renegade founders and visionaries across multiple industries. We focus on helping translate novel ideas into marketable products, and provide support during pre-seed business development and fundraising.