A year ago, I was trying to build an AI concierge for hotels.

Today I’m spending my days talking to Chinese manufacturers, reading customs regulations, comparing battery chemistries, visiting trade shows, and learning far more about electric vehicles and solar power than I ever expected.

Life has a funny way of changing your roadmap.

🏍️ Electric Mobility

This is my main focus.

I’m working towards launching an electric motorcycle brand in the Philippines. Right now, that means researching the market, finding the right manufacturing partners, refining product specifications, understanding importation, and trying to avoid expensive mistakes before placing the first order.

It’s slower than I’d hoped, but I’d much rather spend months getting it right than years fixing something rushed.

🚌 Government Mobility

Alongside that, I’ve been helping evaluate electric shuttle buses and other mobility solutions for projects involving local government.

It’s given me a crash course in procurement, regulatory compliance, logistics, and just how many moving parts exist behind what seems like a simple purchase.

☀️ Solar

This started as curiosity and somehow turned into conversations with factories, engineers, EPC contractors and project developers.

I’m not a solar expert, but I now have a much deeper appreciation for the economics, engineering and practical challenges behind commercial renewable energy projects.

🛰️ Construction Intelligence

This one’s purely for fun (for now).

I’m experimenting with using satellite imagery, geospatial data and AI to discover new construction activity and turn public information into useful business intelligence.

Whether it becomes a real product remains to be seen, but I’m enjoying the rabbit hole.

More than anything, I’m fascinated by how businesses are built.

I like entering industries I know very little about, asking lots of questions, connecting the dots, and slowly becoming useful.

If you’re building something ambitious, or just enjoy talking about startups, technology, infrastructure or the future of mobility, I’d love to hear from you.