I love helping people navigate their relationship questions. Friends often come to me for advice about their relationships with family, friends, partners, and coworkers. I care deeply about everyone I meet and enjoy hearing their life stories. My keen interest in psychology and philosophy, combined with a graduate degree in the social sciences, allows me to offer honest feedback. Whether dealing with romance, friendships, or family issues, I aim to be a compassionate yet candid sounding board. I hold a Bachelor’s in Business Administration and a Master’s in Gerontology from USC. My career spans roles as a financial analyst, an engineer in Silicon Valley, and a trained Ombudsman overseeing senior living facilities. These diverse experiences have deepened my understanding of human connectivity and the importance of meaningful relationships. In Austin, Texas, near Elon Musk’s GigaFactory, I built a tiny house community from scratch. As a general contractor, I transformed raw land into a thriving neighborhood, providing utilities and constructing homes for residents. This project fostered a strong sense of community and taught me the value of resilience and hard work. My teenage years as a competitive tennis player and coach instilled in me grit, competitiveness, and perseverance. I grew up privileged. We had automobiles from Rolls Royce, Porsches to various sports cars my grandfather and father indulged in. We had cooks, maids, gardeners and chauffeurs. I lived the movie, “Crazy Rich Asians.” My family hosted and entertained royalty in our many mansions. I was privy to all the games that everyone played as my relatives, friends and charities sought to endear themselves to those with money. Thus, I witnessed the complexities of wealth and its impact on relationships. This background has enabled me to offer valuable advice on managing generational wealth and navigating the challenges it brings. Currently, I coach tennis, attend charity events, and dine at top restaurants, where I offer critiques and recommendations. I also write about politics, economics, and relationships on Substack, drawing on my extensive background in banking, engineering, and social sciences. As a student of religion, morality, and community, I explore the best ways to govern for a better life. My upcoming book addresses key issues such as monetary and fiscal policies, environmental regulations, taxes, social engineering, and zoning. I consider myself a generalist with a broad range of knowledge. Let's walk this exquisite journey of life together.