Software Engineer / Builder

In the demanding worlds of engineering and leadership, overcommitment can feel like an inevitable part of the job. There's always more to build, more to manage, and more to improve than there are hours in the day. This often leads to a sense of being overwhelmed, a feeling that you're constantly juggling responsibilities without truly making an impact. But what if there was a way to navigate this challenging landscape, not just to survive, but to thrive?

2024 was a year of realigning my priorities, finding my inner zen, and discovering that sometimes the most productive thing you can do is say “no.” Rather than constantly hustling to take on every opportunity that came my way, I made a conscious effort to define my goals and commit to only what truly mattered.

This year was a blast! I'm really happy how it went under multiple angles of my life - family-wise, professionally and personally. Of course, there were some hard moments, but I'm glad that I was able to overcome them. Here is a short summary of the year.