My TEDx Talk - "Strength in Numbers" tedxtalks.ted.com/video/Stre…

The men who get funded vs. the women who are told to find a co-founder

Every few months I log into this platform and it makes me feel a bit sad/nostalgic for how I used to spend so much time here. It was the epicentre of events, conferences, etc. I met some great people here, and now my feed is just tumbleweed and junk.

Excited to be stepping back onto the red dot later this year!

YOLO

This week, @Skype is being switched off. Skype didn't just change how we talked, it changed how we loved. It was an icon of its time. A lifeline for long-distance relationships, cross-Atlantic meetings, and uni students calling home. I remember nights where couples would fall asleep with Skype open, laptops warm on pillows, just to stay connected. The call would hum quietly through the night - probably with the video frozen, or the audio crackling - but the feeling was there: you’re not alone. It was this quiet intimacy - the desire to be with someone, even when you physically couldn’t - that led to the creation of Pillow Talk. Skype didn’t just let us talk. It let us stay. It gave us presence, not just communication. So here’s to the product that helped redefine what it meant to be close. The one that paved the way for an entirely new category of relationship tech. The one that taught us love could travel through a cable. Thanks, Skype. You changed the game.

NYD 2025 - Cairngorms, Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Man, this platform is a weird place these days

If anyone needs me, I'll just be trying to find a photo in my album after the new iOS update.