About
Lately my work has revolved around data and data-decision making.
If you have any thoughts, ideas you'd like to share or want to say hi, send me an email.
I was born at 345.73 ppm CO2
Some questions to know me better
Who do you admire? Why?
In general, I admire people who are good at any part of life humbly and quietly. It may be parenting, work, treating people well... but more specifically:
Stephen Hawking: great achievients despite limitations
Winston S. Churchill: Great orator, nobel prize winner, great leader
Alan Turing: Code breaking
Richard Dawkins: scientific "evangelism" ;)
Elon Musk: though less and less...
Richard Feynman: Nobel prize, drawing, bongo playing, lock-picking
Isaac Newton: Calculus, Laws of motion, 3-body problem, philosopher's stone (?)
Jane Austen: Pride and Prejudice
Charles Dickens: A Christmas Carol
Napoleon: Great leader and strategist
Marie Curie: 2 Nobel prizes in 2 different subjects
Carl Sagan: great scientist, great writer
David Hume: great philosopher, great scotsman
Adam Smith: great economist, great scotsman
Benjamin Franklin: very proactive, renaissance man
What’s the hardest thing you’ve ever done?
It probably has to be taking care of 2 toddlers and a dog.
What are you great at? How do you know you’re great at it?
Finding solutions and quick wit. Compared to others, this is where I believe I excel.
What is the most impactful thing you’ve been responsible for?
I currently run my department of one, successfully, managing customers and suppliers across multiple countries.
At my previous work, I created a tool to try to foresee the impact of the price of oil indexes on the future price of downstream derivatives.
What are you proud of?
The life I've accomplished. Great wife, great boys.
What do you think your friends/coworkers would say about you?
Though not perfect, I get things done.
What do you do for fun?
Read, ride my bike, watch films, surf the web...
What have you changed your mind about in the past year?
The optimal way to view life is as a realist, neither an optimist nor a pessimist. We must see things as they are.
What book or essay that you read in the past year had the biggest impact on your life?
Two books by Matt Haig, The Midnight library and The Humans. It has shifted my way of looking at things.
What questions do you have for me?
If you have any more questions, please get in touch.
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