Cumulus IM draft coming next week.

This new fund is going to be epic. Although I’ve constrained myself massively for who I can let it.

In order to spend quality time, you have to spend quantity time. Nothing meaningful is spoken in passing conversation or quick car rides.

Forcing solutions creates it’s own problems. Remove things first. Simplify.

As of today, 7th August 2026, this is how I use AI:

• I never use ai to write as me. Not in emails, social media, messages or website articles.

• I use Claude for questions. Basically replacing google searches.

• I use Claude for contracts. To determine differences in versions or previous contracts, it is a big time saver. Also to paper a basic agreement.

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The Cultured Copia Ltd is my Jersey-based investment vehicle for short-term media loans. It is now in its 3rd year, and I couldn’t be happier with it.

I spent a lot of time designing this vehicle from the ground up; I’ve tried multiple administrative companies; but right now this company is in a great place.

Happy money.

Photoshoot with the talented Oliver Doran for his Art of Enterprise series.

Oliver rounded up some interesting entrepreneurs in Jersey, showcasing them in a wonderful light. I was thrilled to be included.

Read the post on his site.

I purchased Project 52 while looking for an office to work from. I wanted somewhere that didn’t have corporate soul-sucking vibe and when I saw the listing, I immediately called the owners (who I knew).

I brought the business, took over the premises and renovated the space into my personal workplace utopia.

The Comfort Crisis by Michael Easter is one of my favourite non-fiction books. It just really speaks to a topic I’m passionate about and have been thinking on for a very long time. It is written intertwined with an adventure of the author in the snowy mountains, juxtaposing his rough but natural experiences to the comforts of everyday life.

The Road Less Stupid by Keith J. Cunningham argues the best way to succeed is to avoid mistakes.

He is an avid believer in thinking time and he treats business as an intellectual sport.

I’ve known Keith and his materials for a long time. However every time I read this book I learn something new. Keith is one of the greats.