Krama

'Krama' is sanskrit for Progress, & here is a brief overview of my progress over the years :)

⁠

Generalist by design, entrepreneur by behavior: I turn ambiguous startup problems into simple, scalable systems.

Dissecting my Brain (Notes)

⁠

Quantifying my capacity:

⁠

E-Notes Made:

89

⁠

Projects Built:

11

⁠

Clients serviced:

12

⁠

Tools:

23

⁠

Insights:

12

⁠

I find joy in touching ambiguous problems and turning them into simple, scalable solutions & systems.

As a generalist I’ve spent the last few years bouncing between sales, marketing, product, no-code, content & AI... Although I kept chasing the same thing in different environments: clarity, fundamentals, and optimization that compounds over time.

⁠

I’ve run cold outbound and watched it fail for reasons dashboards couldn’t explain.

I’ve built a hyperlocal college‑only community app that hit 100 paying users in the first month - and then shut it down because the unit economics didn’t make sense.

I’ve led the build of a full collective‑based work ecosystem on Coda, shipping a working MVP without writing a single production line of code.

I’ve worked with teams where we’ve pitched to investors, raised investment twice, been through thick and thin -watched one acquisition go through, and lived through a bankruptcy.

Between all of this, I’ve built and broken a lot.

The constant has been learning and evolving in public, and getting more honest each time about what truly creates leverage.

⁠

You can keep exploring this doc to see how I think through projects, tools, and decisions.

Or, if you’d rather skip the tour and talk about something real you’re wrestling with, just reach out and tell me what you’re building on akshay@fastrbuild.com

If you’re a founder or operator sitting on one of those “messy, hard to define” problems —

I’m the kind of person who enjoys working with you through that discomfort, helping you turn it into clarity, structure, and leverage.

Want to print your doc?
This is not the way.

Try clicking the ⋯ next to your doc name or using a keyboard shortcut (

CtrlP

) instead.