Quitting your job and starting a business are two very different risks. I learned that the hard way.

The best thing about launching Kakashi was the coaches telling me exactly where it was wrong.

I fell back in love with coding the year everyone said coding was over.

Design games where everyone can win.

A picture says a thousand words. The problem is working out which thousand.

Most people can't write a good prompt to save their lives, but hand them a marker and they'll draw you the whole idea.

Two and a bit years of my life fit into one sentence now. That's a strange thing to look at.

For a while there, we were making more money than the value we were providing. I've been sitting with that.

Somewhere around the twentieth kickoff call, I realised I could finish the brand's sentences for them.

The best resume I ever received was one line in a DM: "I can build anything in Solidity."

When the market stops pretending, you find out which parts of your work were real.

The best answer to "what is an NFT?" turned out to be: click here.

Every brand asks what the utility is. The better question is whether they'll still be around to deliver it.

I own a copy of The Dark Side of the Moon. I don't own a single song on my phone. That difference is why I'm in crypto.

Nobody I knew had done this before me. That's exactly why I wanted to come back and make it easier for the next person.

Everyone I asked told me not to do it. It took me eight months to realise I was asking the wrong people.