The Aspergers Language
The Asperger LanguageI am a polymath who eats BHAG’s [Big Hairy Audacious Goals] for breakfast. 6 word memoir: "Divergent thinker driving groundbreaking problem solving"
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The Asperger Languages: "Code, Chaos, and Victory: My Hackathon Saga"
Strap in, because I'm about to take you on a hackathon heist so twisted, it could make a spiral staircase look straight. Our battlefield? A digital coliseum hosted by the titans of AI4BELGIUM, BOSA, and the Belgian Justice Department. The t...
The Asperger Language: "Unexpected Plunge: My Pitch Day Adventure"
So, there I was, about to dip my toes into what I thought was the kiddie pool of the startup world, only to realize I'd accidentally cannonballed into the deep end. Let's rewind to the moment I convinced my oldest son to tag along to an "in...
The Aspergers Language: "Sliding into Microsoft's DMs: My Startup's Leap from Workshop to Wow"
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The Asperger Language: "Riding the Startup Wave: From Microsoft's Halls to Hackathon Halls of Fame"
If you've been wondering why my digital presence has been as scarce as a compliment in a troll's comment section, well, buckle up. I've been riding the startup roller coaster, and let me tell you, it's been nothing short of a popcorn-spilli...
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