Mavericks

I sat next to a founder who’d sold his startup to Google. I asked what he was working on next. His answer? “I don’t know yet.” He was testing ideas. Not building them, testing them. Landing pages. Paid traffic. Conversion data. He’d discard a bad idea in days, not months. […]

I’m standing on a threshold. In a couple weeks, my first book goes out into the world. Quantum Surfing: The Innovator’s Guide to Being Lucky, Aligned, and Unstoppable—the methodology for becoming predictably lucky, all in one place. It marks the completion of a 15-year journey. From leaving my marriage. To owning

Eight months of development. Done in eight hours. That’s not a typo. That’s what happens when you ride the AI wave. My friend Elan is an ADHD coach and one of the naturally lucky souls featured in my upcoming book. Together we’ve been building Lucky Breaks, a companion app for Quantum

Formula 1 is shifting. For decades, the sport celebrated the Predator—drivers who win through pure aggression, dominance, split-second instinct. Verstappen. Senna. Alonso. (Watching Verstappen is mesmerizing. He is that good.) But something interesting is happening. The next generation of champions are increasingly Sensors—drivers who win by reading subtle signals from

This week, 8 Mavericks gathered for our first 10X Venture Scaling Workshop. 8 people. 8 questions. Each answered independently, then shared for collective insight. What emerged was strategy in motion. Acceleration made real. Quantum Surfing applied directly to your venture. — Why 10X Thinking Changes Everything Dr. Ben Hardy has

Effort feels good. There’s something deeply satisfying about the grind—the sense of accomplishment, the forward motion, the evidence that you’re doing the work. But what I’ve discovered after multiple venture exits and years of teaching Quantum Surfing? Effort can also be a hiding place. From my upcoming book, Quantum Surfing: The