This class is taught in English.

Through our sessions, you’ll develop:

- An intuition for what makes a good business
- A sensitivity to the needs of others around you, and an understanding on how to turn them into opportunities
- An understanding of key concepts relating to habits, techniques, and frameworks that will make you a better entrepreneur

I hold a BA with Honors in Science, Technology, and Society from Stanford University. I concentrated on an Innovations & Organizations track.

I have 15 years of experience as an entrepreneur. I began as a pre-teen, developing and designing private online game servers and communities. Later, I freelanced web and then app design. When I was 16, I founded a charitable energy drink company, and also and volunteered visiting schools around the Detroit area, offering entrepreneurship seminars for other students. I sold that energy drink business in college, and have built and sustained myself on numerous successful Internet businesses. I have also played key roles in high-growth startups at all stages, and am currently working on building my own.

As for teaching, as an undergrad at Stanford, I taught play-based literacy and math to pre-schoolers and grades 1-3 as part of a program that served the low-income hispanic community. Later, I volunteered alongside the Dean of the the School of Education at Stanford. I developed an original storytelling curriculum, and traveled worldwide teaching and collecting stories from over one-thousand kids ages 8 to 18. Once I graduated, I turned this into an independent non-profit called Rakonto, and continued to teach for the year thereafter.