TLDR
Direct communication, vulnerability, and ownership — that’s how we grow.
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I work with builders and investors serious about meaning, self-growth, and solving problems that genuinely improve the human condition.
How I communicate
I value clear, high-signal communication. Say what you want, what the goal is, and what decision or action is needed. Bullet points are welcome. If something feels off, unclear, or uncomfortable — put it on the table. I prefer directness over politeness that hides intent. It saves energy, prevents confusion, and builds trust.
How I handle mistakes
We won’t always agree. That’s healthy. What matters to me is that we talk things through directly and without drama. If something doesn’t land well, say so. If I’m blunt or miss something, I expect to hear it. I’ll do the same. Mistakes happen on both sides — owning them quickly keeps momentum and trust intact.
My context
I can be intense, focused, and sometimes blunt. It’s rarely personal. I care deeply about the work and the people I work with, and I’m actively trying to get better at how I show up. I also move through different energy states (bipolar)— sometimes I respond quickly and sometimes I disappear for a while. If something is urgent, say so clearly. Assume good intent, as will I.
Meetings
I get many DMs and meeting requests. I try to respond, but I can’t meet with everyone.
My energy fluctuates, so I’m selective to protect focus and stability. If you’d like to connect, be clear about the purpose. Short summaries or audio messages are welcome.
If it’s about investment — read this and say so directly.
I sometimes initiate spontaneous calls at odd hours. If you’d like to catch me when I’m genuinely available, Kippy is the cleanest way.
Tools & logistics
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I prefer WhatsApp and rarely use email. (DM me any time)
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Synchronized attention is precious — let’s use it intentionally. Don’t initiate a call if a clear DM will do.
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Feel free to connect (I’m mostly on Facebook), but please send a short DM when connecting and remind me of the context. I have a terrible memory for faces and names — it’s not personal.