Accounting + entrepreneurship student who would rather build the system than do the same work twice.
I’ve done the on-the-ground work, learned the numbers, and now spend most of my time figuring out how better tools can make ordinary business work faster, cleaner, and harder to screw up.
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The version of me that isn’t on my resume.
I picked up chess in a serious way this year while recovering from a spine injury, and it quickly became one of my favorite things to study.
I improved fast through puzzles, opening work, and a lot of rapid games, then eventually got hooked on bullet as the perfect high-speed guilty pleasure.
Favorite thing in the game: defending against Scholar’s Mate attempts & punishing.
I’m studying Chinese as a long-term business skill. With a study abroad trip in March 2027, I’ve built a consistent system around it: a tutor in China three times a week, Pleco, textbooks, workbooks, and an AI workflow that keeps me on track. The goal is to arrive already speaking.
The newest project on the pile. I recently started studying for the GMAT and built it into the weekly routine — ~90 minutes a day whenever I can make it happen. I run everything through Target Test Prep (not an ad, just what’s working so far). No test date locked in yet; the goal is simple — put up a 97th-percentile score and keep compounding on another serious long-term bet.
Hiking, camping, and especially skiing. I picked skiing up a few years ago, and a childhood in hockey did most of the onboarding. I’d call myself a solid intermediate pushing advanced, and every trip still ends the same way: scrolling ski-town Zillow on the drive home. Beyond skiing, I’m happiest outside — trail running, backpacking, camping, kayaking — I grew up in Boy Scouts, and a big part of my life is still just being out in the woods.