I’m the co-founder of interview prep platform Exponent. I’m also an executive coach, university lecturer, former Google PM, hospice volunteer, lover of paradoxes, and founder of the world’s largest mental health hackathon.
I use this site to blog about my interests: philosophy, communication, interdisciplinary studies, film, hosting weird parties, as well as passion projects, like building a trivia cheating bot (featured in The Verge).
In my blog, you’ll find topics like how I lived with only 115 things, a complete guide to my personal finance system, and how I read books so they last.
Not to mention hosting a “philosophical potluck,” intentionally crying with my friends, and creating a paradoxical photography project that explores memory and recursion.
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Including links to the finalists’ winning proposals It’s a wrap! HackMentalHealth’s first collegiate hackathon is over, filled with passion, laughter, and lots and lots of code! Read more to find out about the event including the top winners below! The Winners Each of...
Join us at Yale University on Feb 22–24, and UCSF Mission Bay on Mar 23–24 to innovate and redesign mental health + technology. * Get Yale Hackathon Tickets Here * Get UCSF Hackathon Tickets Here In the current century, mental health...
Lessons from a Technology + Palliative Care Brainstorm with doctors, chaplains, and palliative health experts at the University of Colorado Denver. Palliative care is a relatively new concept in the field of medicine. Historically, medicine has had a primarily curative goal....
