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If we treat founders like startups, supporting their learning, their networks, their capacity to grow, why don’t we treat early-stage investors the same way?

I’ve been sitting with a piece by Aditya Agarwal, co-founder of South Park Commons, that made me pause and reflect.

It all started with a belief that technology is the single greatest lever to nudge the world towards a better place.

I started using Claude Skills when Anthropic launched the feature last year in Oct 2025.

A recent podcast summary from Tech in Asia suggested I believe “the VC playbook that built Silicon Valley is failing SEA” and that the power law is fundamentally broken here.

I was doing some digital housekeeping last week when I got to my Claude conversation history.

You must focus on the narrative/story as much as the product.

I often describe my career in venture capital as something of a happy accident.

Four years ago today, we quietly launched forge.vc with a simple website and a big idea: that Southeast Asia deserved a new kind of seed investor.

I was reading The Information’s latest newsletter and caught this paragraph: For now, few investors seem worried about losing money.