What inspires me

I live with my wife in Valencia, a city full of movement, light and color. We have Kassandra’s works like the cover below hanging in our home. They remind me every day that complexity is not threatening. It contains energy if you approach it with structure and curiosity. But it doesn’t stop there.

This is what I also can’t get enough of:

Building effortless software to establish economic and AI literacy for individuals with Claude Code. It is the first tool that makes me feel I can shape software at the speed of my thinking: conceptualize, build, test, iterate, ship. Nothing blocks me anymore, and honestly it borders on addictive.
Books like Material World by Ed Conway, The Company of Strangers by Paul Seabright, The Inner Game of Tennis by W. Timothy Gallwey or The Century Trilogy by Ken Follett.
Music like Maribou State, Khruangbin, Parcels. I love selecting music that fits the atmosphere I’d like to create for others or myself.
Learning more about macroeconomic trends, international relations and behavioral economics, how tech can have a lasting positive impact on our societies and how I can make sustainable financial decisions based on value investing principles.
Playing sports like beach volleyball and padel.
Nourishing my relationships with family and friends.