From economics to systems, building where curiosity leads.

I graduated from the National University of Singapore in 2025 as an Economics major, and I am currently working as a Management Associate with a focus on business process improvement and workflow systems.

Economics has always been the lens through which I understood the world. It taught me to think about scarcity, trade-offs, incentives and how people make decisions when resources are limited. More than just a subject, it shaped how I view society, how systems form and why people behave the way they do.

When I stepped into the corporate world, those ideas became much more practical.

I started noticing that resources were always limited, but the deeper issue was often how work was organised. Repeated manual tasks, unclear handovers, slow processes and fragmented workflows did not just increase costs. They created invisible losses in the form of time and energy that could have been used more meaningfully.

That was when my interest began to shift.

I became less focused on what I thought I was supposed to do, and more interested in the problems sitting right in front of me.

For me, that means adapting to the current landscape and exploring how AI-assisted tools and clearer systems can help teams work more productively and with less unnecessary friction.

Over time, my definition of entrepreneurship has also changed. I no longer see it only as starting a company. I see it as a way of thinking. It is about having the agency to step away from predefined paths, question how things are usually done and create more value with fewer resources.

That is why I created this page.

It is a space for me to document my journey and the ideas I am still trying to make sense of.

I still do not fully know where this path leads. But I think that uncertainty is part of what makes it meaningful.

If you see the world in a similar way, feel free to reach out.