Lives in the gap between what exists and what could. He's the guy with five Notion docs, three half-built prototypes, and one idea that's going to eat an industry. The restlessness isn't a flaw; it's the scanning radar working.

Runs ten hypotheses a week, drops nine, and the tenth becomes a thing. Boredom is his smoke detector for sunk cost. Argues positions he doesn't fully hold just to see what breaks under pressure.

Talks fast, pivots faster. Walks into the room with no plan and leaves with three deals in motion. Arguments are sport, not combat — he's not trying to win, he's trying to find out.

Wants a partner who can spar. Routine is his kryptonite; novelty keeps him locked in. If he's still building stories with you eighteen months in, you've got him — that's the real tell, not the early fireworks.

Zero-to-one founder, agency principal, early-stage product lead. Pair him with a ruthless operator or watch the wheels come off around version two. The second act is the problem.

The jump is from starter to shipper. One thing seen through compounds more than a decade of bright starts, and no amount of charm fixes a résumé of near-misses.