Biography
We are complex creatures, and it's impossible to define ourselves with just one identity. But I've done my best to capture the essence of who I am in the most succinct way. I would consider myself
An intuitive introvert: I tend to focus my inner thoughts, ideas, and feelings rather than the outside world. I enjoy thinking deeply and I prefer alone time, and have a natural ability to sense patterns, connections, or possibilities.
Socialite: I can balance introspection with social charm, Carl Jung would consider this my other "self". I'm usually referred to as "outgoing" or "charming" and my friends are often impressed at how easily I strike up conversations with strangers, and how comfortable and opened they feel around me (especially women).
My early life
Thanks to my parents, whom I love dearly, I had a calm and trauma-free childhood. They were always generous enough to ensure I never lacked for anything. Despite working hard, they still made time to be with me in the evenings or early mornings. I grew up surrounded by books, cartoons, anime, and manga, which I believe shaped the way I view the world and my place in it. As a kid, I was always confident, and I still carry those vivid memories. From what I recall, since I was 8—I often found myself attracting attention from the opposite sex. This experience helped me develop my communication skills and taught me how to connect with people
Bouncing days
If I could command attention just by standing there, imagine what I could do if I went all-in on my vision?
I worked as a bouncer for several years, It was traumatic years—really, but that's how you build a character as a man, through hardship, I was known as that guy. The one who could command attention just by walking into a room. It didn’t matter if I said a word—people noticed. When I was working as a bouncer, it became even more obvious. Standing at the door, watching over the crowd, I realized I had a presence that people couldn’t ignore. But back then, that attention wasn’t about what I could do or what I stood for. It was just surface-level noise.
“Saad? Yeah, he’s the guy who can pull anyone he wants.”
“Man, I wish I had it like you, bro.”
I heard it over and over. And for a while, I let it slide. Maybe part of me even leaned into it. But after a while, I started asking myself, Is this really it? Is this all people are going to know me for?
I got tired of just being the guy who turned heads. So, I took that confidence and put it into something real. I started my business from the ground up, no investors—just me doing the work. In one year, I turned it into a $1M annual profit.
Goals
I want to make a major impact, and I know it’s all part of my process of individuation. I’m going to write a book called Liber Flavus, where I’ll share my memories, dreams, reflections, and everything I’ve learned along the way. This is where I want to build my status from.I’ve set a realistic goal of hitting $20M in annual profit in the next few years. Along the way, you’ll follow along—reading through my thoughts, my business journey, and my intellectual growth. Let’s see where this takes us.
