Immersive tech & AI are two areas I've developed some super powers in

I build products and communities at the intersection of immersive tech, fitness, and AI. I'm the founder of XRWorkout, a VR exercise game that's currently breaking even and expanding from consumer workouts toward pilots with fitness chains and employers. I've demoed XRWorkout for ~20 attendees at Goldman Sachs' Miami office and used that session to explore a broader wellness program for remote teams. I've presented with Stanford's Dr. Walter Greenleaf at a bio-conference and at the Augmented World Expo. I also lead the Playa AI Initiative at Burning Man, organizing a council and donor support to fund AI art and human-connection work.

I build products and movements where AI, immersive tech, and human behavior actually meet. I'm a founder-operator in immersive fitness (with real execution constraints and iteration cycles), and I pair that with a fundraiser's ability to structure trust—tiers, narratives, and credibility pathways—without slipping into hype.

I can orchestrate unlikely coalitions: engineers shipping frontier capabilities, artists creating culture, and institutions looking for outcomes (from pilots to programs). I move fast because I convert conversations into artifacts—surveys, decks, frameworks, action plans—so stakeholders can commit with clarity.

I'm not here for performative "transformation," transactional intros, or one-off stunts; I design repeatable flywheels that compound: community → proof → partnerships → capital → better product → stronger community.

The Stakes: The market for immersive fitness is crowded with novelty—but enterprises and serious partners only lean in when the tech is defensible and the experience is repeatable.

The Approach:

• Anchored in "TikTok of Movement" thesis—fast onboarding, continuous variety, habit loops
• Reduced friction with controller-free workouts
• Positioned as intersection of fitness, immersive computing, AI, and biometrics
• Maintained break-even while building toward growth

Results: Break-even operations, clear platform positioning for enterprise conversations

Key Lesson: Frictionless interaction is strategy, not UX polish.

The Stakes: Enterprise adoption doesn't start with a contract—it starts with a room that feels something and believes you can deliver.

The Approach:

• Ran targeted live demo for ~20 attendees at Goldman Sachs Miami office
• Designed for emotional resonance + brand fit
• Built strategic survey to capture feedback and pilot signals
• Extended survey to wider Goldman community for internal momentum
• Positioned next step: pilot wellness program for distributed teams

Results: Demo delivered, enterprise follow-up mechanism created, pilot pathway established

Key Lesson: Demos are content—capture them like a campaign asset.

The Stakes: To build a credible initiative at the intersection of AI and human potential—inside a culture with strong norms—you need legitimacy, governance, and a story that can attract serious supporters without feeling extractive.

The Approach:

• Defined platform: Playa AI as lens on co-evolution of AI and human potential through art
• Designed participation mechanics: installation in Center Camp for AI-using artists
• Built coalition: securing buy-in from Eric Schmidt, Sam Altman before public name usage
• Orchestrated cross-camp council formation
• Developed donor/funder tier structures

Results: Platform concept defined, coalition strategy formed, governance structure established

Key Lesson: Cultural systems need governance as much as they need vision.

The Stakes: In immersive tech, "we can" is cheap; "we already did" changes the room.

The Approach:

• CTO pioneered camera access on Quest 3
• Implemented object detection for usable product primitives
• Treated as infrastructure for repeatable product loops
• Used as credibility proof point for partners

Results: Technical milestones delivered, partner-facing credibility strengthened

Key Lesson: Frontier capability must be converted into primitives, then loops.

Promise: Build an "insight engine" that turns bio/brain data into behavior—without drowning users in dashboards.

Audience gets:

• Practical model for signal → insight → action loops
• How higher-quality sensing changes possible interventions
• Framework for shipping "clarity moments" at scale

Best for: healthtech founders, performance coaches, wearable/BCI teams, behavior-change product leaders

Promise: Convert one compelling demo into an internal story leadership can repeat, defend, and fund.

Audience gets:

• The "pilot narrative" template: what to measure, capture, package
• How to design feedback loops that produce proof
• Wedge strategy for remote teams: community + consistency

Best for: enterprise wellness, HR/People Ops, innovation leads, B2B founders selling new categories

Promise: Make frontier work believable before the category is widely understood—without over-claiming.

Audience gets:

• The credibility stack: validators, artifacts, sequencing proof
• How to package "real work" into legible evidence
• Playbook for high-stakes meetings where trust must be earned fast

Best for: frontier tech founders, investors/partners, R&D teams, product leaders launching new categories

Signal → Stage Advisory

8–12 weeks of weekly strategy sessions + async artifact review. You get: a defendable positioning thesis, demo-first story, community engine plan, proof ladder, and partner map.

Outcome: Pilot design + rollout for gyms/brands/employers

Keynotes & Workshops

Tailored sessions on AI x Human Performance, Immersive Tech x Behavior Change, or Building Credibility in Frontier Tech. Designed for emotional resonance and practical takeaway.

Outcome: Clarity and momentum for your team or audience

Proof Ladder Sprint

Targeted work on your narrative, demo capture, or community strategy. High-impact interventions to get you to your next milestone faster.

Outcome: Stronger artifacts and clear next steps