THIS IS ME.

I remember Professor Julia Mahoney's Property class during my first year of law school, like it was yesterday. It was early enough that I was still locked in, like my enthusiasm was going to somehow help me unearth some novel insight from the centuries-old case law. I've never been short on earnest enthusiasm. A bit cringe in hindsight. A particular idea that's managed to cling to my consciousness all these years, is the notion of property rights as a bundle of sticks, with e

Me on graduation day from law school in 2014, with shades on to hide the evidence of late-night celebrating. When I was graduating from law school over a decade ago, I don't think I ever imagined myself going through nearly ten jobs in as many years. There's something about ingesting the entrepreneurial bug that seems to make one fundamentally unemployable. I haven't managed to escape that pesky symptom along my journey. It's been an odyssey packed with learnings, each one no