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My Journey

Engineer, founder, global strategist — and what changed at each step

Overview

What this domain covers

A personal record of the path from engineering practice to global execution — the ventures built, the assumptions that turned out to be wrong, and the lessons that only arrive after a system meets the world it was designed for.

The essays here are written for anyone attempting the same transition: from building things, to building the organisations that build things, to building the institutions that outlast both. Each stage changed the unit of work and the definition of a good day.

They are deliberately specific about mistakes. Accounts of this kind are only useful when they include the parts that did not work.

Topics inside this page

  • 01Professional MilestonesThe path from engineering practice through founding ventures to global strategy work.
  • 02Lessons from Building VenturesWhat worked, what did not, and the assumptions that survived contact with reality.
  • 03Vision for the Next DecadeWhere the work goes from here, and the standard I want it held to.

All topics above are covered within this domain page — they are not separate pages.

Engineering rewards speed and certainty. Institution building rewards neither. Learning to operate on both clocks at once was the hardest transition of my working life. Anubhav Sachar
Topic Guide

Areas of focus

Each area anchors a distinct stream of writing within My Journey.

01

Professional Milestones

The path from engineering practice through founding ventures to global strategy work.

02

Lessons from Building Ventures

What worked, what did not, and the assumptions that survived contact with reality.

03

Vision for the Next Decade

Where the work goes from here, and the standard I want it held to.