Win the Game to Leave the Game
Games exist whether you acknowledge them or not. The question isn't whether to play—it's whether you're playing to win or playing because you forgot you could stop.
The operating system behind the decisions. Most people upgrade their tools but never their thinking. This is about exiting default mode — designing how you decide, allocate attention, and deploy energy across work, wealth, and life.
Games exist whether you acknowledge them or not. The question isn't whether to play—it's whether you're playing to win or playing because you forgot you could stop.
Selling your company doesn't just change your bank balance—it removes the identity you built over a decade. Here's how to navigate the void that follows.
What separates founders who build serious capital from those who drift with markets? It comes down to agency—the belief that outcomes bend to effort, not luck.
The Quest of a Capital Founder. How to stop running default code, choose your player, level up, and build a personal operating system to win.