Hey all, I’m Sebastian. I’m a psychologist, coach, product designer, and generally someone who gets way too excited about understanding how people think, behave, and make decisions. My background is originally in psychology, but over the years I’ve worked across a pretty wide range of areas: coaching and consulting, teaching psychology and communication, product and UX design, creative direction, growth, and increasingly AI. Type-wise, I’m probably somewhere between visionary, creator, and strategist. I love connecting ideas from completely different fields, questioning how things are currently done, and then turning those ideas into something tangible. One of the things I’m particularly interested in right now is what happens when you combine psychology, human behavior, and AI. I think we’re only at the very beginning of understanding what AI can do when it moves beyond being a productivity tool and starts becoming something that actively helps us think, decide, learn, create, and navigate our lives. Within Brains&Bots, I want to share what I learn while experimenting with AI, building products, working with people, and trying to turn slightly chaotic ideas into actual systems. What I can probably contribute the most on is psychology, human behavior, coaching, communication, product thinking, UX, creativity, and the intersection between all of those things and AI. I’m also very interested in entrepreneurship and building AI-native products myself, so I’m looking forward to exchanging ideas, seeing what everyone here is working on, and hopefully collaborating on some interesting things along the way. Outside of work, I’m a bit of a language nerd, speak Japanese, spend probably too much time playing volleyball and training, and generally have a hard time sticking to only one interest at a time. Looking forward to getting to know all of you, learning from what you’re building, and contributing wherever I can. If you want to connect, exchange ideas, or just talk about something interesting, feel free to reach out anytime.