Founder Mobility
It's not about moving countries. It's about having options.
The Core Principle
You don't have to give up your homeland. You just get more choices.
Trapped
- •One country controls your future
- •Single point of failure
- •Chasing visas desperately
- •Optimizing for permission
Sovereign
- •Multiple options, choose freely
- •Resilience through optionality
- •Countries compete for you
- •Building from strength
My Current Setup
How I structure geographic optionality
“I qualified for Canada's Start-Up Visa. US O-1A. UK Innovator. I chose Toronto anyway.”
Not because I had to — because I wanted to. That's the difference.
Three Transformations
Mobility is just one piece. Here's the full picture of what I'm building toward.
Geographic
Expanding options across countries. Not escaping — choosing. The model adapts to your life stage.
Life
From employee to owner. From corporate job to first business. Making the leap on your terms.
Financial
Work on what you want, when you want. Through sustainable businesses that compound over decades.
The Model Adapts
Different stages, different setups. The point is always: options.
Maximum Flexibility
Single, no dependents. Easy to move around. Build the foundation now.
Strategic Bases
Maybe kids, maybe not. Pick 2 cities and commit. Still have options.
Choose Your Place
Maybe back to one home. But now it's by choice, not circumstance.
Essays on Mobility
Essays on 30-year moves, sovereignty, and building a life with options — coming soon.
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