UX STRAT APAC Bangkok Workshop(02) MY STORY
I built my career around one question: what makes technology matter?
I started in Product Design because I wanted to understand people: how they behave, what they need, where systems break down, and why some experiences just work. Then I moved closer to technical products because I wanted to understand how ideas become real systems. Venture taught me to step back and ask a harder question: is this opportunity worth building in the first place? GTM and commercial work added another: even if the product is strong, will anyone care enough to adopt, switch, or pay? Building companies taught me that none of those answers matter unless you can turn them into execution. Design taught me customer empathy. Technical products taught me how ideas become systems. Venture taught me judgment and market discipline. GTM taught me adoption and commercial reality. Building companies taught me how to make all of it move. Today, I bring those lenses together across the full path from human problem to product opportunity, technical reality, market, commercial value, and execution. That range is intentional. I wanted to understand the whole system behind why some technologies become meaningful products and scalable businesses, while others remain interesting ideas.




























