What does it mean to live a satisfying life?

The short version.

I built a tech company at twenty-one ran it for fifteen years across thirty countries; then, one morning in Toronto, sun hitting my screen, I realized I'd spent a decade building toward a feeling that never arrived.

That silence started everything that followed. I sold what I owned, moved to Lisbon on three days' notice, and began running experiments on the only subject I couldn't outsource: my own life.

Now I live here with my wife, writing every week, building with AI, and still inside the question. I don't have it figured out. The experiments keep going.

Now I live here with my wife, writing every week, building things with AI, and still trying to figure out what a satisfying life actually looks like. I don't have it solved. But the experiments keep going.