The trilogy builds on years of exploring one central question: how can you find your true self amidst all the distractions and tackle what matters?
Book One: "Reality Check” focuses on the individual founder — removing distractions, sitting with ambiguity, and finding clarity in that paradoxical space. It’s about the internal work that precedes everything else.
Book Two: “Relativity Has Lost Its Purpose,” shifts to teams. No founder succeeds alone, and this book examines team dynamics through the lens of cultural behaviors rather than performance metrics.
Book Three: “The Culture of Why & The Rise of AI” explores how technology can actually remove disconnection. It examines how we’ll collapse timelines, identity, and environmental constraints, creating a space for our humanity to flourish.
The trilogy aims to give founders a complete journey while cutting through the conventional wisdom that often misleads us about technology, teams, and ourselves.
Which book excites you the most, and what questions arise for you that you’d like to see answered?
