Started with civil engineering, then discovered I preferred building digital things. Learned graphic design properly—spent years on it. Then marketing. Then web development. Never half-learned anything; I go deep or not at all.

Now I run Osea Agency, where we help ambitious companies transform through design and development. But what really drives me is understanding how to live better. I've organized my life minute-by-minute for four years. Sounds extreme? Maybe. But it gave me more freedom than I ever had living “spontaneously.”

I'm obsessed with productivity, philosophy, history, astronomy—basically anything worth understanding deeply. I read Seneca and modern business books with equal interest. I plan every hour but still travel on impulse. The contradiction makes sense if you think about it.

Aperta is where I explore all this. Long conversations about whatever matters—from building agencies to mental models, from Stoic philosophy to why most people fail at freelancing.

Currently in Oran, building several projects simultaneously (yes, I see the irony after preaching sequential focus). Toronto is next—been planning that move with the same obsession I bring to everything else.