I accept uncertainty as a starting point

– and build understanding by doing.

Software development has taught me to treat uncertainty as a starting point rather than a problem. Progress comes from rapid learning and iteration, and I apply the same approach across everything I do — including physical prototypes and systems, where direction often becomes clear only by building and experimenting.

In practice, this means

• Moving forward in small, controlled steps
• Separating assumptions from facts and resolving them through hands-on work
• Seeking early feedback from real-world use
• Adjusting direction early as new insights emerge