Christian Battaglia
July 25, 2020
3 min read
My new life philosophy mirrors the prisoner's dilemma. The normal game theory dilemma is told like this:
I like to reduce my life in the format:
-1 = bad day (Daniel Powter) 0 = didn't leave bed 1 = productive (rest, recovery, work, family? or maybe FAITH > FAMILY > FRIENDS?)
Back home after a day away with the parents at Serenbe Farms and then up to Dahlonega, GA around the square and then down to the Avalon to round out the day with some Antico pizza.
I sit here now at my childhood desk that my father has taken over with his business Forest Economic Advisors, LLC who sell international forestry data. Along the car ride I'm talking to my parents about my new job at Anheuser-Busch InBev and how my role is dipping more and more into "product engineering" insert link to blogpost here. I'm building a platform currently for our Mexico market that we're referring to as "Global Marketplace Engine" (a PaaS) and our first customer is a local team on the ground in Mexico City, Mexico.
Life is good. Work is good. Career is good. Now time to focus on myself and what I want out of the next 50+ years of my life if I live the average lifespan of 76-78 years old. 26 + 50 = 76.
Projects that are still on the back-burner that I urgently want to work on:
I want all of these projects to fall under two different categories:
and
More or less, DTW is for open source and Terna is an umbrella company. The goal will be to have everything from Terna under DTW but similar to how Tesla did it by reaching critical mass in market before releasing their patents/IP. This isn't to say that I think I'm doing anything novel but since I'm working on a wide array of issues I don't want someone to beat me to market if I can help it.