Essays, personal insights, and the reading that shapes them.
Writing helps me make sense of complexity. Three formats: longer reflections from university and business, shorter insights from lived experience, and a curated lens on what I'm reading.
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Hint: it's not what's in the syllabus.
The first month wasn't about microeconomics or accounting. It was about learning to study without anyone telling you when. About sitting next to a stranger and walking out as a project partner. The real curriculum is invisible — and that's where most of the growth happens.
Beyond supply and demand: a lens for life.
Economics taught me that every decision has a hidden cost — the road you didn't take. Once you see opportunity cost everywhere, you start choosing more carefully. Not paralyzed, but deliberate.
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