About

I spend most of my time working with real assets and long-term decisions. Real estate, construction, and investing have been the practical lanes, but what has always interested me more is how things hold together over time and how people behave once responsibility is real.

I tend to focus less on predictions and more on structure. What lasts under pressure matters more to me than what looks good in a single moment. I pay attention to incentives, alignment, and the small decisions that quietly compound.

Much of how I think comes from time spent inside organizations and communities where decisions have consequences and theory only goes so far. Those experiences shaped how I approach risk, leadership, and capital in a grounded way.

This site is a place to collect some of that thinking and the work connected to it. If you’re curious about where that perspective comes from, you can read more about my background and the environments that shaped it here.