What I'm doing now
Last updated: August 2026
Looking for my next opportunity
I'm in the market for my next gig. I've been participating in the High Impact Professionals' Impact Accelerator Program to help me figure it out, and have also been applying for a number of roles and having many conversations with folks in the ecosystem. I'm considering other Ops Management leadership roles inside high-impact non-profits (either in global health and development, or animal welware). I'm also considering AI Safety as a field to get into, and have signed up to some BlueDot Impact courses to improve my understanding. I'm softly considering entrepreneurship, but I don't think it's the right time right now.
Operations consulting
I'm delivering some narrow-scope services to some folks in the high-impact space who are just starting out, including Oxygen Access Project and Exporters Without Borders. As part of this, I'm low-key scoping whether I could start an Impact Ops competitor.
(Still) Digital nomad-ing
Since October 2023, my partner and I have been living nomadically in stints several weeks long and then coming back to London as our base (petsitting whenever we’re back). We thought we'd do this for a year to hit travel life goals while we still had flexible lives/jobs, but it's turned out to be really fun and a (suprisingly) great money-saving strategy.
I put together a ranked list of cities that, in my estimation, are the best places for us to travel to and live from.
Getting into shape
Ever since I stumbled upon Julian Shapiro’s guide to building muscle, I felt like I finally had all the tools I needed to reach some of my fitness goals. The algorithm then also pushed me Jeff Nippard's content who seems to me to really know his shit, as well Jeremy Ethier. I got the most wind in my sails after doing Jeremy's Built With Science+ program for ~6 weeks, going as low as 15% body fat. I found that tracking my calories that closely wasn't great for my mental health, and also, I love food too much. I'm still gym-ing very consistently, and it's crystallised into a habit of which I'm quite proud.
Side projects and publishing
I often have ideas that I think could make for cool one-off things to launch or proper side projects to run for a little while. I'll post them here. I also want to write more on this site and also push things to LinkedIn and some Slack workspaces I belong to, in an effort to start building an audience through thought leadership. I find the term 'thought leadership' pretty vomit worthy, but I think I'm arrogant enough to think people want to hear my thoughts on things. I also think it could be an interesting way to create more surface area for serendipity and an interesting form of leverage.
It's also part of an effort to train my psyche to be more agentic and comfortable with building in public (especially before I take on more life responsibilities).
This page is inspired by Derek Sivers.