What I do
I'm an engineer, artist, investor, and mentor at Yale University.
I engineer biology, computer vision algorithms, and occasionally, life.
Why I do it
Since childhood, I've always been curious about life's fundamentals.
The more I learned, the more fun I had refashioning it into something new.
That's precisely why I became a Biomedical Engineer.
By the time college rolled around, however, I found myself burnt out.
Constantly making life choices that cost me time, energy, and happiness.
My mindset needed changing, though I was unsure where to start.
That's when my curiosity turned into my greatest asset.
When my philosophy, neuroscience, biology, and physics courses
all started serving a deeper purpose beyond a grade.
They've helped me build systems for myself that will last a lifetime.
Ever since then, I've been living the best version of my life that I know how.
Now, I write a newsletter to a few folks sharing those insights.
Ready to start engineering your life?
Why I do it
Since childhood, I've always been curious about life's fundamentals.
The more I learned, the more fun I had refashioning it into something new.
That's precisely why I became a Biomedical Engineer.
By the time college rolled around, however, I found myself burnt out.
Constantly making life choices that cost me time, energy, and happiness.
My mindset needed changing, though I was unsure where to start.
That's when my curiosity turned into my greatest asset.
When my philosophy, neuroscience, biology, and physics courses all started serving a deeper purpose.
They've helped me build systems for myself that will last a lifetime.
Ever since then, I've been living the best version of my life that I know how.
Now, I write a newsletter to a few folks sharing those insights.
Why I do it
Since childhood, I've always been curious about life's fundamentals.
The more I learned, the more fun I had refashioning it into something new.
That's precisely why I became a Biomedical Engineer.
By the time college rolled around, however, I found myself burnt out.
Constantly making life choices that cost me time, energy, and happiness.
My mindset needed changing, though I was unsure where to start.
That's when my curiosity turned into my greatest asset.
When my philosophy, neuroscience, biology, and physics courses
all started serving a deeper purpose beyond a grade.
They've helped me build systems for myself that will last a lifetime.
Ever since then, I've been living the best version of my life that I know how.
Now, I write a newsletter to a few folks sharing those insights.
Why I do it
Since childhood, I've always been curious about life's fundamentals.
The more I learned, the more fun I had refashioning it into something new.
That's precisely why I became a Biomedical Engineer.
By the time college rolled around, however, I found myself burnt out.
Constantly making life choices that cost me time, energy, and happiness.
My mindset needed changing, though I was unsure where to start.
That's when my curiosity turned into my greatest asset.
When my philosophy, neuroscience, biology, and physics courses
all started serving a deeper purpose beyond a grade.
They've helped me build systems for myself that will last a lifetime.
Ever since then, I've been living the best version of my life that I know how.
Now, I write a newsletter to a few folks sharing those insights.
Why I do it
Since childhood, I've always been curious about life's fundamentals.
The more I learned, the more fun I had refashioning it into something new.
That's precisely why I became a Biomedical Engineer.
By the time college rolled around, however, I found myself burnt out.
Constantly making life choices that cost me time, energy, and happiness.
My mindset needed changing, though I was unsure where to start.
That's when my curiosity turned into my greatest asset.
When my philosophy, neuroscience, biology, and physics courses
all started serving a deeper purpose beyond a grade.
They've helped me build systems for myself that will last a lifetime.
Ever since then, I've been living the best version of my life that I know how.
Now, I write a newsletter to a few folks sharing those insights.
What I do
I'm an engineer, artist, investor, and mentor at Yale University.
I engineer biology, computer vision algorithms, and occasionally, life.
