It’s November 2026, and I’m looking at a calendar that suddenly feels generous. 2027, 2028, 2029, 2030. Four lovely years.
Most people would spend that time chasing the next job, the next title, the next shiny tool. I’ve decided to spend it differently.
For the next four years, I will focus only and only on two things: my Personal MBA and my Personal MS in Computer Science.
No tuition fees. No admission letters. No campus. Just books, projects, and relentless consistency.
The MBA will teach me how businesses actually work: value creation, marketing, sales, finance, and systems thinking. The MS in CS will teach me how machines actually work: algorithms, operating systems, networks, and the foundations I skipped while vibe coding my way through plugins.
Together, they form a rare combination. Business without technical depth is fragile. Technical depth without business sense is invisible. I want both.
This won’t be glamorous. There will be slow chapters, confusing concepts, and days when progress feels invisible. But four years of daily, focused effort compounds into something extraordinary.
Today is day one.
I’m not waiting for a degree to tell me I’m educated. I’m building the education myself, one lap, one chapter, one project at a time.
Four years. Let’s begin.