How to Present Your Startup Idea
A simple framework for pitching your startup to investors, partners, and customers.
Startup mentoring
1-on-1 mentoring for startup founders. Get help with business and technology decisions, fundraising prep, and team building from a founder with a successful exit.
Scope
I've never worked in any industry outside tech, and I still code for fun. My strength is bridging technology and the real world, helping non-technical founders make confident decisions about what to build and why.
If you're opening a restaurant, I can suggest software or sensors that help, but I can't tell you how to make cheaper pizza.
How we work
I listen and map your world before I suggest anything.
I'll be direct. If something's weak, I'll say so and explain why.
I listen and advise and you make the decisions. At the end of the day, it's your company.
My story

When I started my first company, I had no mentors. I grew up in a working-class family with no business role models, so I learned many things the hard way.
Over time, I learned a simple truth: in business, actions and outcomes are often out of sync — what you decide now can echo years from now.
I mentor to help the earlier version of me avoid obvious traps, make better decisions sooner, and avoid irreparable mistakes that may cost you millions of dollars in the future.
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AI and modern tools have dropped the cost of launching a startup by 10x. One person can now do what used to take a team.
After 14 years building Klika Tech from startup to exit, I share hard-won lessons for first-time founders — from overcoming fear to building the right team.