Sandbox
Ideas are interesting. Building them is even better.
A collection of ventures I’ve worked on, from my first entrepreneurial experiment at university to building a technology product of my own. Each represents a different stage of learning by doing.
PROLOG
Personal Productivity Intelligence
Making productivity coaching accessible to everyone.
Independent venture
PROLOG is a venture working towards making productivity coaching more accessible. It aims to help people understand how they work, identify patterns in their behaviour, and turn those insights into better decisions and continuous improvement.
The idea is to move beyond simply tracking productivity. By connecting behavioural data with meaningful insights and practical guidance, PROLOG seeks to help people improve how they work, not by adding more pressure, but by helping them understand themselves better.
HAN's Wears / The Closet Wiz
My first entrepreneurial experiment.
E-Commerce (winter apparel) · Undergraduate venture
What began as a university term project at NED University became my first hands-on experience of creating and selling something with a team. We sold winter apparel, including hoodies, varsity jackets, and zippers, over the course of a semester.
I took a leading role in coordinating procurement, orders, product awareness, and payments, and built partnerships that helped drive the venture's commercial growth. The experience introduced me to the practical work of taking products to market and creating commercial value.
I exited the venture after the semester. My teammates continued the business, which was subsequently renamed from HAN's Wears to The Closet Wiz, and it is still running today.
03 How I explore
Different questions. One underlying curiosity.
My projects take different forms, but they share a common starting point: an interest in understanding how things work and exploring how they could work better.
Investigate
Understand the problem, the context, and the forces shaping it.
Conceptualize
Develop ideas, frameworks, or possible ways forward.
Experiment
Turn selected ideas into something tangible that can be tested.
Learn & refine
Use feedback and experience to improve the original idea.
04 Beyond the current projects
The Sandbox stays open.
Some explorations become products. Others become writing, research notes, or questions worth pursuing further. The point is not to turn everything into a venture; it is to keep learning through practical exploration.
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Have an idea worth exploring?
I’m always interested in thoughtful conversations, interesting problems, and opportunities to build or learn something new.
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