Counterterrorism to Costco.
It makes sense, I promise.
I spent my late 20s and early 30s in North Africa and the Middle East doing national security work β WMD prevention, counterterrorism, learning Arabic. I'm grateful to have served my country.
Then I came home and did the most logical thing possible: started buying old-school local businesses. Learned a lot, got good, sold a few, and here we are.
Turns out the real leverage was in the hiring and systems piece. So I built Sagan β basically Costco for global talent. 2,000+ hires later, here we are. Now I mostly tweet about it, write about it, and podcast about it while raising three kids under three. I'm fine. Everything's fine.







































































































