Many people, including me, work with CRMs daily… It often feels like I am working for the CRM instead of the CRM working for me.

Google was not the first search company, but it was the first to introduce PageRank. This made all the difference. Since the advent of GPT-4, I've been anticipating the emergence of a new Google. However, I'm skeptical that Perplexity or You.com represent the next evolution of search.

I am a talkative person and tend to embellish my thinking with unnecessary wording.[^1] I started this blog to force more structured thinking.

In 2019, while in school I visited a classmate's family business in Barcelona. Not only did they successfully diversify into other business models, but they also achieved a form of unity I did not know existed among 3rd- or 4th-generation businesses. They planned out the whole day with multiple stops and even gave the 80-year-old grandma a platform to speak. By contrast, in Germany, one reads about countless feuds and fights between relatives.

Analyze which coins get launched on pump.fun and are spoken about on x.com - sell with 20% profit before it gets dumped.

I built a tool to automate the mundane tasks of evaluating profiles on LinkedIn.

Polymarket / Traditional Sports betting arbitrage bot

Sourcing Engine for Early Stage Investments: Reverse-engineering LinkedIn's API + heuristics for sourcing.

Reverse Engineering iOS Apps - can't tell which ones to automate our FMCG pricing

Real-time cursor analytics to show promotions: My first experience with Docker and AWS — 2nd version used a self-hosted analytics suite to get raw data (shoutout to https://www.uxwizz.com/) — Learning: This is the closest I've ever come to deploying production code. We crashed the eComm site for 2 hours—ouch…

IO domain scraper and Early MVP to Automate Sourcing