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A personal engineering journal about AI automation, LLM agents, production systems, experiments, games, and things I learn by building them.

This is my online technical portfolio site.

Studying how U.S. public opinion and ideological identification shift over time.

Vascular surgeon, entrepreneur, podcast co-host,|speaker, and healthcare collaborator based in Austin, Texas.

I like golf.

Hi, I’m Lulu Cheng Meservey. I’m the founder of Rostra. We help founders go direct with their comms. I’m also on the Shopify board. Previously I worked at Activision & Substack. Sometimes I write on Flack.

Helping stuck, stressed and restless professionals find clarity, calm and fulfilment without changing career or quitting their job.

Natan Gesher's website

Taylor Jacobson is the founder of Focusmate, a virtual co-working platform he launched in 2016 to help people follow through on what matters most. Focusmate is the world's leading virtual co-working community, with over 12 million sessions hosted for members in more than 175 countries.

William Harris is the founder and CEO of Elumynt, an eCommerce growth agency recognized on the Inc. 5000 and Adweek's Fastest Growing Agencies list. A former registered nurse, he has written over 200 articles for Entrepreneur, Fast Company, and Shopify Plus, and hosts the Up Arrow Podcast.

Tom Dillon, CFA, is the founder of Frak Finance and a fractional CFO based in Chicago, Illinois. He launched his career at William Blair, a leading Chicago investment bank, where his stock picks returned 96% and 53% in back-to-back years, and later served as CFO and then CEO of a $10M ecommerce company. At Frak Finance, he works with small-to-medium businesses, software companies, and ecommerce brands, delivering financial leadership across M&A guidance, audit readiness, valuations, and tax strategy. He holds an MBA from Northwestern University's Kellogg School of Management, the CFA designation, and hosts the CFO Chronicles podcast.

I help brands show up in AI-powered search.

Helping stuck, stressed and restless professionals find clarity, calm and fulfilment without changing career or quitting their job.

Tom Chenault is an author, relationship expert, and host of the Legacy Leadership Show, the longest-running home-based business radio show in the world, on air since 1999. He is the author of The Coffee Shop Interview and has spent over four decades teaching people to treat others as human beings before prospects. A Black Diamond Ambassador at Youngevity focused on senior nutrition, he has helped more than one million people worldwide through his work. He has served on the boards of the ANMP and MLMIA and was inducted into the Network Marketing Hall of Fame. Tom lives in Niwot, Colorado.

Rohit Singh is a Managing Director in Investment Banking at Morgan Stanley, where he leads the Retail (Americas) franchise. For more than 25 years, he has advised companies across apparel, footwear, luxury, specialty retail, and e-commerce on strategic and capital markets matters. He partners with management teams and boards on merger and acquisition and capital market transactions, with clients including Abercrombie & Fitch, Birkenstock, Nordstrom, ON Running, Revolve, SKIMS, Tapestry, and Tory Burch. In 2025, he advised the Special Committee of the Board of Directors of Nordstrom on its $6.25 billion sale. He graduated summa cum laude and Phi Beta Kappa from the University of Pennsylvania's Huntsman Program in International Studies and Business.

Adam Robinson is the Founder and CEO of RB2B and Retention.com. He bootstrapped Robly Email Marketing to an eight-figure exit and built Retention.com from $0 to $22M ARR in four years without venture capital. Before that, he traded Credit Default Swaps at Lehman Brothers and Barclays Capital.

Andrew Bosserman is a tax controversy attorney, CPA, and founder of Boss Tax Law, dedicated to helping business owners navigate IRS disputes across all 50 states. He started his career as an IRS agent, earned his CPA license from the inside, and went on to earn his J.D. from Wake Forest University School of Law. He is admitted to the U.S. Tax Court, the U.S. Court of Federal Claims, and the U.S. District Court for the Western District of North Carolina. He published The IRS Survival Guide and helps Christmas tree growers and forest landowners with specialty tax planning through christmastreetax.com.

Søren Arnsbo is the founder and Executive Chairman of Arnsbo Group, an entrepreneurial family of companies operating across the tech, marketing, and media sectors. He started his first company in 1997 at age 21 while studying economics at Aarhus Business School, and has since founded or co-founded more than 20 companies. Arnsbo Group now includes 9 brands and more than 20 entities with a team of 110 employees across Denmark, the US, the UK, South Africa, and New Zealand. He builds profitable businesses that grow sustainably, creating real value for customers and employees through shared services, strategic support, and a consistent focus on people and culture.

Søren Arnsbo er stifter og administrerende bestyrelsesformand i Arnsbo Group, en entreprenant familie af virksomheder inden for tech-, marketing- og mediesektorerne. Han startede sin første virksomhed i 1997 som 21-årig, mens han læste økonomi på Aarhus Business School, og har siden stiftet eller medstiftet mere end 20 virksomheder. Arnsbo Group omfatter i dag 9 brands og mere end 20 selskaber med 110 medarbejdere fordelt på Danmark, USA, Storbritannien, Sydafrika og New Zealand. Han bygger profitable virksomheder, der vokser bæredygtigt og skaber reel værdi for både kunder og medarbejdere.

Sara Erickson is an AI-native operations executive. Over six years at Amira Learning she grew with the company from $0 to $80M in ARR and from a handful of people to 220+, across three roles: VP of Customer Success, SVP of Operations, and now Chief of Staff. She built the customer success, sales operations, and talent functions from scratch, took customer success from one person to twenty, and ran the operational integration when Amira acquired a 270-person company. She is now building a company brain at Amira, a single source of truth that agents can draw from.