Co-Founder & CEO of Wealth Architect. Building the future of financial services. Transforming financial anxiety into confidence so you can focus on what matters
Alexandria, VA
Joined October 2013
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One of the coolest things we’ve ever been a part of. It changed my life radically, and I think it’s going to change the world.
Check out the trailer for Pétros Ení.
Coming soon to Hallow.
The full version of this will be here in 1 week
Billion dollar idea:
Muse but focussed on growing your net worth
What if there’s a personal AI agent that’s like a baby between Muse (or Instinct) and Credit Karma?!!!
This agent would help you optimize your assets, reduce liabilities .. and is free for users but charges the merchants (of loan products or credit cards)
This is inevitable imo
We actually found a hire at Wealth Architect from Boardy! Highly recommend trying
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There is nothing bad about this list and real good things on it. But as I read it, something was unsettling.
I am coming from a Catholic lens because I believe it is the fullness of Truth and has something deeply beautiful to offer here.
The list treats a spouse as a specification to be met rather than a person to be received. The most beautiful marriages are a gift of self. We truly find ourselves as humans through the sincere gift of self as Christ did for us. The checklist inverts that logic etirely.
And here is another very important point. Every real marriage eventually requires you to love someone who fails the list. The health may go, the money may go...etc.
The Catholic version of marriage is two unfinished people being formed together, sanctified through the shared struggle, building something neither could build alone.
wrote out a list of who I’m looking for.
X, work your magic.
non negotiable
- 35 to 42 y/o
- healthy masculine
- smart, funny, lighthearted
- provider/protector mentality
- post economic (still hardworking)
- must be kind, generous, thoughtful
- no kids yet, decidedly wants kids
- on the healing path (history of serious commitment ex therapists, books, retreats)
- can meet anywhere but will not date unless live in the same city
- fit and sober because you care about your health
strongly preferred
- no prev marriages or engagements
- works in tech (comfortable with risk and career is blended into personal life)
Matt Bush retweeted
Matt Fradd: “What advice do you have for someone watching this who’s newly married or who is about to be?”
Peter Kreeft: “The last view I had of my wife about an hour after she died… I fell in love with her again. Here is a wasted, emaciated, wrinkled, suffering body. It’s as beautiful as a crucifix. Because that body ain’t gonna last, but the soul is. So, if you don’t love her soul but just love her body, then don’t get married.”
Very proud of my wife for being the director of this! She has dedicated her life to Religious Liberty!
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I have a 4 week old new born, and my team and I are about to launch an incredible new product that will change the lives of millions that we've been building over 12 months and I wouldn't change it for the world. Sure it's some extra coffee, but when I am awake at 3am coding with my little daughter on my chest, the sense of joy is immense.
Sooner or later, everyone has to decide whether to give up lazy weekends, disposable income, and overall peace of mind to have a baby instead. For many of those on the fence, one anxiety looms large: What if I make the wrong choice? Parent regret is more common than you might think — the r/regretfulparents sub-Reddit alone gets around 70,000 weekly visitors who anonymously commiserate — though stigma makes it hard to admit in real life. Writer Bindu Bansinath speaks with three moms of young children about why they wish they could go back to their old lives: nymag.visitlink.me/Sv0c_9
Matt Bush retweeted
"That’s the part worth paying attention to. AI gave Tobi back the part of the job he loved and had to abandon to scale. The best founders were always builders first. The ones who drifted away didn’t want to. They just ran out of hours."
This is spot on. Beautifully said.
Thanks to @magisteriumai for bringing this group together
Technological innovation can be a form of participation in the divine act of creation. It carries an ethical and spiritual weight, for every design choice expresses a vision of humanity. The Church therefore calls all builders of #AI to cultivate moral discernment as a fundamental part of their work—to develop systems that reflect justice, solidarity, and a genuine reverence for life.