Polymedial Artisan. Digital Architect. Alpine Specialist.
I live in the overlap between worlds that shouldn’t fit neatly together—yet, for me, they’re the same language spoken through different materials.
In one room, I’m a developer. I care about structure the way some people care about aesthetics. I want systems that are clear enough to hold pressure: clean architecture, readable functions, deliberate constraints. I’m not chasing “more code.” I’m chasing less, but better—the kind of logic that feels inevitable.
In another room, I’m a maker. Leather in my hands forces honesty. You can’t fake precision when the needle has to go through the exact spot it’s meant to. Every stitch is visible. Every shortcut becomes permanent. It teaches patience—measured hands, measured decisions, respect for the process.
And then there’s the mountain—where everything becomes physics and psychology at once. Coaching on snow isn’t just “teaching technique.” It’s reading conditions, reading posture, reading intent. A clean turn is not an accident; it’s the result of a hundred correct micro-decisions made consistently.
From the outside, these look like separate identities: developer, craftsman, coach. To me, they are expressions of the same obsession: mastering the medium in front of me.
I’m not interested in being “multi-talented” for the sake of variety. I’m interested in building a life where my standards transfer across disciplines. Where my taste becomes sharper over time. Where my output becomes simpler, stronger, and more intentional.
Focus on Finance, Statistics, and Econometrics.
Classic & Freestyle Ski/Snowboard Coaching.
Secondary Education.
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Finding oneself is a myth. The reality is building oneself—deliberately, relentlessly, and with taste.
Expressing one's true purpose is rarely simple. I see it as a distraction. Life should be led with performance, ignoring unnecessary noise or temptations. Competence, restraint, and standards that do not bend with mood or fashion are the sole proven paths to long-term inner peace and satisfaction.
The inner world is treated as sovereign territory. In the modern era, the mind must never be outsourced to impulses, crowds, or random emotion. Attention is limited, valuable, and allocated with intent.
Personality is viewed as something designed, an internal structure with load-bearing beams. Discipline is the foundation. Standards are non-negotiable, not merely “preferences.” Consistency is proof of truth and everything else is irrelevant.
Living a life without understanding its detail—without knowing its true value—is a life of unfulfilled potential. Systems, repetition, and the kind of integrity that shows up on ordinary days are often uncomfortable, yet they command respect. It is through the acceptance of difficulty that one truly experiences the value of the details.
The modern world romanticizes self-expression, yet self-command is what is valued here. The aim is not to feel everything loudly, but to remain functional, accurate, and effective regardless of emotion. Emotions are acknowledged, but they do not govern.
Being ruled by craving, vanity, or the need to be liked is simple. If a result is desired, it is made systematic. If something weakens the structure, it is removed. There is no negotiation with the lowest self.
Responsibility is not a burden. It is authority.
The moment responsibility is accepted for choices, habits, reputation, and words, life is truly owned. Victimhood is a cheap identity that offers comfort but steals power—the real power. The quiet kind. The kind that makes outcomes fulfilling and controllable.
Social life is an arena with real consequences. A name is an asset, behavior is a signal, and composure is a currency.
It is not approval one should chase, for perception holds the highest value. The aim is to be high-trust—measured, controlled, and predictable in the best way. To appear stable, competent, and difficult to manipulate. Restraint is preferred to theatrics, being underestimated is preferred to being exposed.
Quiet excellence is preferred to loud ambition, which has unfortunately become the standard. Craft is valued over shortcuts, depth over speed, and mastery over novelty.
One should be kind, but never dishonest. If both cannot coexist, silence should prevail. However, parenting is the exception: a child must hear the truth from those closest to learn from mistakes. If a child does not form boundaries through consequences, they will never understand boundaries set by others. Boundaries are essential. Consequences are necessary.
Compassion without discernment is self-betrayal. Power without control is the path to corruption.
At the center is a non-negotiable contract:
Motivation is helpful. Discipline is necessary.
The goal is not power. The goal is to be undeniable, compelling others to seek understanding. To look at habits and respect them, to look at decisions and recognize values, and to form a character that holds under pressure.
Presence should signal order. Strength does not need to be announced. Calm comes from real control—not imagined.
Life rewards those who can govern themselves.
Restoring vintage tools & sourcing hides.
Chasing the rush since 2021
Capturing architectural geometry.
Synthesizing utility and visual order.