In 2017, I set myself a simple goal:
Earn money.

I had no skills. No experience. And the career I was studying for led to a life I didn't want.

I wanted to earn far more than that career could offer.
Because then I could prove I was right to choose my own path.

That took me to software, then Web3.

Within two years, I went from my first engineering job to CTO. Two years later, I started my own development company and grew it to more than 25 people.

For eight years, I lived deep inside Web3, chasing that goal.

Then one day, after finishing our annual report, I closed my laptop and walked through the office, watching people work.
That's when it hit me: I reached it.
I had the money I had been trying to earn.

But almost immediately, I faced the new problem:
What do I do with it?
Because if I screw this up, those eight years were for nothing.

I looked around for someone whose path I wanted to follow.
I couldn't find one.
Everything I saw seemed to require the same thing again: more hard work, more risk, another business, another race.
I was disappointed.

Then one day, scrolling through YouTube, I found Ray Dalio's How the Economic Machine Works.
I watched it.
It was simple. It was logical.
It clicked instantly.

I went deeper.
Macroeconomics. Markets. Businesses. Risk. History.

I discovered Buffett. Druckenmiller. Pabrai. Templeton. Spier. And many others who had spent their lives getting exceptionally good at one thing:
Compounding capital.

This was different.
That became the new goal.

Red Crocodile is where I'm pursuing it.
I research businesses and markets, invest my own capital, and keep learning from every decision I make.

And along the way, I want to help people who reach the same point I did.

You worked hard for years.
You made the money.
Now comes the harder question:
How do you not screw it up?